I use Qtest daily for test script creation and execution. I can see my execution in Jira so I can keep track of my completed tasks. I would recommend this software to other QA analysts.

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-Minor bugs when saving a test script could be fixed

Overall, I really like using this software. It has the Jira integration, test case creation, test execution sections and good reporting features. We run everything through qTest and export results to Confluence so others have visibility into the work we are doing.

I love the Jira integration. We run all our requirements through Jira and import them into qTest when we can link all our test cases to them.

The out of box reporting is lacking some basic features that you would think come standard.

We carry out the testing of business flow of the new system, and help users familiarize new system.

Video record function is amazing and outstanding when we compare it to similar products. It can make script creation automated.

Navigation is a little complepicated for normal users. Foturnately we have got excellent technical support from the vendor.

The software was integrated with qTest to bring over requirements and create test cases and execute them in qTest. We were able to run queries to find specific modules and run specific test cases. We were also able to effectively track which test cases had been executed and the result of those test cases. Then, qTest created helpful infographics to help us further track how far along in the test execution process we were.

Sometimes, the requirements between qTest and JIRA did not sync well. There were many times where the number of requirements in each software was not the same. Along with this, some of the qTest add-ons such as Insights are very difficult to work with and not intuitive as normal data analysis tools.

The software has a good workflow allowing traceability of requirements right through to individual test runs. It is easy to separate releases and produce reports on test summary once finished.

The UI looks unappealing and third party automation tools are generally not supported, as Tricentis want you to use Tosca for automation with qTest integration. We use Ranorex in our team and unfortunately this cannot hook up into qTest.

I like the integration with JIRA, so we can import requirements into qTest just by tagging them on our JIRA board. From there we can have them organized by team and by sprint. Being able to search by requirement is the most useful feature for me.

The UI is a little counterintuitive. To add test cases to a test suite you have to click the 'Statistics' tab then you have the option to add tests. Still don't understand why they named it that.

qTest Solved our main purpose of test management. Additionally, Jira integration helped to continue existing tools.

Ease of operation. Uploading TC, Execution, Releases, Jira Integration

Some times the slow response, nice to have automated test execution reports on email

Overall very good from features but slightly overpriced.

QA Symphony did a pretty good job by packaging most of the test management capabilities into it. Starting with its capability to import test cases from Excel spreadsheets or other tools is great.

It is highly priced compared to other competitors.

Documenting all the test scenarios and regression test results with bug attached

The jira integration sometimes not working

Pretty good experience so far, not super hard to use.

Very easy to use and follow instructions to do testing for my company. We are switching to another ERP system so used this to do testing and logged the tests along with any issues encountered.

Have to do a lot of clicking and do a lot of attachment for the test.

Its helping in ease of doing business and run the agile environment in a smooth way

I have been using qtest for a while and I really like it the way it has built up. The integration with jira allows to link JIRA issues against the Qtest which is helpful in overall visibility.

The recent removal of precondition/Prerequisite field I didn't like it. In recent version the test pre requisite you cannot add.

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qTest Insights didn't have the best options for displaying data/test cases.

We use qTest to write test cases and test plans and track them to completion. It also integrates with our Jira platform for defects which is very handy.

It's quick and concise, easy to use and is very intuitive for what you may need to do with it.

There are some minor hassles like dragging to reorder things being finicky but that's more of a minor nitpick.

Have only been using this for about 6 months now and haven't really gotten used to all of the functionality. I believe I am not utilizing all of the functionality, need to take some time aside and learn about more of the bells and whistles.

This software integrates with The Atlassian Jira software pretty well. I can select the Story or Bug that is imported from Jira to a test script and then the text execution data will be displayed in Jira. The catch is that unless you have a qTest license you can't see the actual details of the test when you click on it. You can also click the little create bug button while running a test case in qTest and it will automatically create the Bug in Jira and populate as much data as it can from the current test case.

I'm not sure if it is our implementation - but it seems to hiccup often, I randomly get errors or steps don't display. My problem is that I sometimes forget to click the Save button and I walk away and if the session times out - then all your work is lost.