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Unanticipated beefits of Tosca?

  • 18 May 2023
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I am a sales guy at Tricentis. I have a prospect asking me “what are the unexpected benefits of Tosca?” We have talked about all of the expected benefits (300% Plus ROI. Faster releases. Better quality releases. Increased risk coverage. Overall reduction in cost. etc) but she wants to get a feeling for the unanticipated value that her testers may experience.

The list I have so far is:
- you can use it for scraping data from websites and other applications. 
- it forces you to build modular vs monolithic test 
- You can use it for data loading
- You can use it as a general purpose macro engine to tie together business processes

Any other thoughts? What value have you gotten from Tosca that you weren’t expecting?


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I come at this answer from someone who’s evaluated Tosca against other tools but not seen or used it outside of PoCs & demos… here are a couple from the top of my head if this might be of use

  • centralised for testing different technologies (websites, APIs, databases etc.). 
  • any project team member can execute the tests, no IDE or programming knowledge needed 
  • out-of-the-box export & communication to qTest
  • large SAP support, preferred TA partner & the functionality the close collaboration with them bought
  • constant innovation (LiveCompare, OneTestDefinition etc.) for use of ML, further time saving aids & more narrowed, specific testing focuses

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