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Qase's Speedy and High Quality Software Testing Platform
Bringing Product to Market Faster with Manual and Automated QA Testing
Digby the Digger & Reiko Iesha
October 18, 2023
The software testing industry is as vital as it is enormous. The industry’s market size was valued at $45B in 2022 and is anticipated to grow to about $90B by 2032. Ensuring the quality and reliability of software products has also become more important than ever to accommodate the rapid growth of digitalization along with the rise of blooming startups.
Though many software testing tools currently exist, the landscape remains fragmented. Companies have to juggle as they rely on multiple tools for the many testing sessions they conduct daily, constantly switching from one to another, rendering the QA process costly and time-consuming.
With the balance between manual and automated testing unreservedly necessary for QA as well, the creation of more versatile and accommodating software testing tools is wholly warranted, as most existing management systems these days adopt automation and almost none allow solely manual testing.
Qase, a software QA company founded by CEO Nikita Fedorov, aims to accommodate the increasing need for a more high-quality and efficient QA process with its software testing and management platform.
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Manual vs. Automated Testing
Conducting reviews and testing of a software’s architecture and overall design, whether by detecting coding bugs and errors or with emulator testing, requires meticulous attention and work.
Plenty of companies have attempted to make this meticulous process more efficient by developing software testing management systems that have multiple features. This way, QA analysts and testers are prevented from having to juggle numerous amounts of tools.
Software testing suites like BrowserStack, ProdPerfect, SpotQA, and Virtuoso are among the few testing platforms to efficiently assist analysts and testers. Unfortunately, most of these platforms tend to focus on one specialty, and rarely have any managed to provide both manual and automated testing. Due to this, analysts and testers are often forced to choose between the two depending on the features and functions they require.
Though automation has been deemed to outweigh the benefits of manual testing, with automation letting testers simply set up frameworks and test scripts for testing while outdated manual testing requires testers to manually scour through potential anomalies, both have their own merits, and none can work without the other.
The merging of the two is the gargantuan role Qase plays in this magnificent cabaret of an industry.
Versatile Quality Assurance Management
Qase, holding dear its three core pillars of test management, test reporting, and test analytics, merges various software testing frameworks into its platform so analysts and testers can execute both manual and automated software testing in just a single platform. Qase ensures that all testing activities can be done in the platform’s workspace.
Qase’s manual testing feature includes test suites, cases, runs, and setups, as well as a test execution Smart Wizard and mindmaps, while its automated feature comprises test automation reports, live documentation, and over 30 supported frameworks.
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The platform is also equipped with features that allow third-party tests and provide analytics all the way through the testing process. It is said to run tests up to 60x faster, and the platform utilizes AI so testers and analysts can convert manual tests to automated ones, with over 10 languages available for testing.
With the company dead set on providing versatility for its users, it not only equips its platform with never-ending features but also a simple and adaptable UI. The platform’s dashboards have customizable drag-and-drop widgets and easy-to-understand data displays at every testing step.
Unlike many other testing platforms, Qase provides RBAC* sharable report links, making the platform organization-friendly. Testers and analysts can collaborate with stakeholders with role-based permissions to grant them the proper level of access and maintain security all at the same time.
*RBAC: Role-based access control, a security model that grants permissions to users based on their roles in an organization.
Qase secured $7.2M in Series A funding led by Chrome Capital and FinSight Ventures as well as S16VC as participants. The company will allocate its funds to product development to evolve along with its users’ needs. Qase will also expand its team from 33 members to 50 by the end of 2023.
The platform is open for 30-day trial runs followed by four different plans, which are free, startup, business, or enterprise, all available for monthly or annual payments.
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