What is ROBOTIC TEST AUTOMATION?

RTA (Robotic Test Automation) is a one-of-a-kind technology that offers a novel way to handle the problem of regression testing without the usual cost, complexity, delay, or compromise. It eliminates the requirement for test script generation and maintenance and significantly improves test coverage without requiring manual intervention. Robotic Test Automation uses server-side instrumentation to monitor real production systems over the course of a business day, and then leverages that data to develop an automated regression test library that reduces risk to essential systems and processes.

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Why Robotic Test Automation?

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Execute more tests cases in less time

Minimize resources by running parallel tests on various servers during off-peak hours.

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Cross-Platform | ANY and ALL Applications

Automating every aspect of a desktop gives users great control and power. Integrate multiple applications, integrations, web, native, and custom applications to produce complete end-to-end tests.

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Encourage methods of continuous development

Trigger smoke and sanity tests from your CI server; run complete or partial regression suites with iBORG.

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Improve cross-browser and cross-device testing

This ensures that your application operates uniformly across all platforms.

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Create Once, Execute Repetitively

Ensure your scenarios run at a convenient time, as many times as necessary. Run individual scripts or entire end-to-end processes with a single click.

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Scheduling

Organize and manage your test scripts into execution schedules. Add custom parameters or workflow rules to automate decisions.

Key Features of Robotic Test Automation Technology

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Server-side instrumentation

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Comprehensive automation

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Beyond the UI

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Multi-variant process analysis

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No test data management

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Scale easily

Server-side instrumentation

Actual users' behaviour and deep system interactions are recorded on the server side as they operate live systems, offering insight into a far broader spectrum of behaviour and interactions.

Comprehensive automation

The ability to capture real user activity simplifies the process of creating complete test libraries. Then a slew of 'bots' imitate that behaviour to verify the effect of the change.

Beyond the UI

RTA allows for a more thorough methodology that checks activities and interactions outside of the user interface (e.g. batch jobs)

Multi-variant process analysis

With its server-side capture technology, you can test numerous distinct approaches to the same end result.

No test data management

Its self-contained test libraries, based on actual user behavior – can simply be played back into a system refreshed with a snapshot of Production.

Scale easily

As your system matures, RTA allows you to quickly scale regression testing up and down. Record for a shorter amount of time if you want a smaller test library, or for a longer amount of time if you want more comprehensive coverage. When your production systems change, your libraries become disposable, therefore generate a new one automatically.

Identify Test Cases for Automation

Scenarios suitable for test automation

Repetitive test cases

Automating repetitive test cases saves time and energy and produces accurate and precise information every time.

Extensive test cases

Test Cases that are very tedious or difficult to perform manually are best suited for test automation.

Critical tasks

Automating critical tasks which are rigorous and involves high degree of risks are best test cases to be automated as test automation helps in performing the tasks with high level of accuracy.

Time consuming test cases

Automating test cases which are laborious and slow-moving aids in improving organizational productivity by letting resources focus on strategic tasks.

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Scenarios not suitable for test automation

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Test cases that are executed on impromptu premise.

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Test cases that are recently planned and not executed at least once

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Test cases which require perpetual change.

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Scenarios which do not follow a specific path.

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Scenarios which require critical thinking and high level of human intelligence.

Key Benefits of Robotic Test Automation

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Automation testing does not have limitations on how much test cases can be verified.

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Time can be spent on writing the test cases while other test cases are being executed.

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Helps in increasing the test coverage by allowing multiple test cases to be verified.

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Testing requires repetitive test cases to be tested in test automation which helps developers in spending time in accessing the test results.

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Automated test cases are sustainable since they be applied in different scenarios.

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Testing requires repetitive test cases to be tested in test automation which helps developers in spending time in accessing the test results.

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Developers can identity the test fails easily.

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All the reports are stored in a proper format and can be retrieved effortlessly and anytime.

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Test scripts provide the same result every time with 100% accuracy.

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Adoption of scripts and tools to perform automation testing helps in elimination of errors.

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Automation testing is supported by the additional benefits of reports which helps in detecting bugs faster.

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