Generate test models in seconds at the push of a button
Generating tests models in Xray Test Case Designer is a fundamentally different process than selecting and documenting individual tests by hand, one by one. Generating optimized scenarios using Xray Test Case Designer requires that a thoughtful designer starts by identifying inputs and variation ideas and entering those into the tool.
This process might seem strange at first, but typically doesn’t take long to get used to and it quickly leads to enormous speed and thoroughness improvements. Once you’ve identified your system variation ideas, you’ll be able to generate entire sets of extremely thorough and extremely efficient scenarios in seconds and adjust them as necessary.
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Approve Faster
Clearly communicate testing coverage for faster approvals
Each time you generate a set of scenarios, Xray Test Case Designer automatically creates insightful interaction coverage reports that make it clear exactly what (and what is not) covered after any scenario you choose. These visualizations facilitate clear and efficient communication between stakeholders. With Xray Test Case Designer’s coverage graphs in hand, you will immediately have clear, actionable, and fact-based answers to the questions posed above and the related questions of “How many tests are enough?”
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Automate Faster
Quickly transform optimized scenarios into automated tests
If a large percentage of your automated tests today are individually written using hard-coded variables, the SDET’s, Developers, and/or automation engineers responsible for scripting and maintaining those would love our tool.
Xray Test Case Designer enables accelerated, optimized in-sprint automation because you can:
Rapidly create clear, consistent steps that leverage Behavior Driven Development principles – the largest benefit is the one-to-many relationship between Xray Test Case Designer scripts and the data scenarios.
Export one Scenario block into multiple skeletal scripts based on the language of your choosing.
Maintain and reuse the script components much faster thanks to the model-based approach.
The most common type of wasteful repetition is that certain system paths and certain combinations of test inputs get tested again and again in test after test. Based on our experience analyzing thousands of hand-selected test sets, even when those sets achieve “requirements coverage,” they consistently fail to thoroughly test critical system interactions.
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Eliminate Gaps
Wasteful repetition is a much larger problem than most teams realize because selecting scenarios by hand also inevitably leaves important coverage gaps. A “foreign” transaction type gets tested. An “extra-large” transaction size gets tested. But those two ideas do not get tested together.
Xray Test Case Designer uses sophisticated test generation algorithms powered by Intelligent Augmentation to systematically eliminate these coverage gaps. Whether a system under test has 50 critical interactions or 50,000 critical interactions, Xray Test Case Designer will keep track of 100% of them and ensure your tests cover all of them (and do so in the fewest possible scenarios).
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Find More Defects
The majority of software defects are triggered by simple interactions within a system. Xray Test Case Designer will guarantee that 100% of those system interactions are covered in as few tests as possible.
Xray Test Case Designer is widely applicable to a huge variety of different types of applications
Xray Test Case Designer is being used by software testers to create software tests at over 1,000 companies and organizations, including more than 50 Fortune 500 firms. Teams use Xray Test Case Designer to generate software tests for every imaginable kind of project, including - Waterfall and Agile - Manual and Automated - Projects testing the latest and greatest technologies, or testing antiquated systems far past their prime - Projects in every major industry under the sun - Testing guided by traditional / ISTQB approaches, and testing guided by a Context Driven Testing focus
