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One day we had restyled a page pretty drastically. The head of QA came to me and said she couldn’t believe it!
None of the tests had failed.
Todd Erickson
Director of Technology, Agvance
With Functionize, I spend almost no time manually maintaining our test suites.
Leslie
Business Leader at Sytrue
Before Functionize, our Quality Engineers had to rely on our DevOps and backend engineers to perform their work. Now with Functionize, they can not only serve more engineers and cover more parts of the product, but they can also perform their job without the help of other teams.
Vicente Goetten
Executive Director, TOTVS labs
Functionize offers an easy way for us to test a highly dynamic and complex production site, ensuring that not only the functionality, but the look and feel for our site is world class. We've seen the offering grow and evolve and directly impact our site quality by catching escaped defects in production.
Senior Manager at
$30B+ revenue Services Company
I lead a technical team whose focus is not testing - we're a busy group. For me, the biggest benefit is not putting a ton of time into test automation and getting significant value out.
Marketing Technology Leader at
$30B+ revenue Services Company
I am so happy my company chose to work with Functionize. I quickly learned a choice to use Functionize is a choice for success.
Enterprise Architect at
$30B+ revenue Retail Company
Functionize has been really attentive to our company needs. Working with representatives has been an absolute pleasure all the way around. They consistently provide great feedback, suggestions for development, assist creating test cases, help reach solutions and optimizations to new and existing tests.
Software Developer at
$30B+ revenue Retail Company
Functionize has a fast learning curve and therefore anyone, right from automation experts to business users can utilise this tool to write effective test cases, thus speeding up the testing cycle of an application.
Consultant at
$10-30B revenue Services Company
Overall, it has been a great experience for me and the support that I get from the Functionize team is commendable.
Project Engineer at
$10-30B revenue Services Company
Rapidly create AI powered tests using the smart agent (Architect) or convert steps written in plain-text English into automation using Natural Language Processing
Stop wasting time fixing broken tests. Functionize dynamically updates your tests using machine learning to keep up with UI changes. Quickly diagnose test failures with one-click SmartFix suggestions.
Quickly diagnose failures with screenshot comparisons and and easy to understand errors. Interact with your test while it runs live on the VM using breakpoints with Live Debug. Update your tests using Smart Screenshots and apply one-click SmartFix suggestions.
Eliminate test infrastructure. Run as many tests as often as needed across all major browsers at scale using Functionize’s Test Cloud.
Infuse computer vision into your tests to visually verify specific elements or full pages to quickly spot changes. Test the way a human would and compare images against previous runs.
Increase collaboration and connect with your existing tools. Track your automated and manual results from central dashboards in TestRail. Enable continuous testing: orchestrate your tests and trigger pre or post actions in external tools using custom extensions.
One of the most important testing techniques in terms of overall impact on quality is regression testing. Testing engineers typically devote a lot of time and effort towards regression testing, and for good reason.
Selenium is an open source web browser automation framework. It’s a combination of several different tools - the Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, Selenium RC, and Selenium Grid. Together these tools offer users a single interface for inputting test scripts in a number of popular coding languages.
Automated testing has transformed modern software development. Before test automation, all tests had to be done manually. This was slow, error-prone, and expensive. As a result, it often led to QA teams being seen as a blocker to releasing software.
