Product Updates and News

New regional datacenters in Canada, Australia, and Japan are now open for customer registration.We are pleased to announce the expansion of Tosca’s global footprint with the launch of new datacenters in Canada, Australia, and Japan. These facilities are now open for customer registration, bringing enhanced cloud-based testing capabilities closer to organizations in these important regions. With this rollout, customers gain access to Tosca’s cloud deployment and get critical support for data residency requirements.Tosca cloud deploymentTosca stands apart for its innovative, zero-footprint architecture and advanced model-based testing capabilities. By delivering a fully cloud-based solution, Tosca eliminates the need for on-premises infrastructure, allowing users to create, execute, and manage automated tests entirely from their browser. Its model-based approach enables rapid test development, easy maintenance, and extensive reusability of test assets. With these new regional datacenters, QA teams gain full access to these powerful capabilities while ensuring compliance with local data regulations and policies. Why regional datacenters matterData residency and sovereignty are supported by ensuring that data is stored and processed within a customer’s chosen country or region. This approach simplifies compliance with local regulations and builds regional trust.Data Residency: Data stored in your selected region supports your company’s specific regulatory and policy needs. Compliance: Streamline alignment with regional data privacy laws. Reliability: Infrastructure built for availability and uptime. Regional support: Access local expertise and resources.Take the next stepThis expansion underscores our focus on secure, high-performing, and compliant solutions across the globe. Customers can now select their preferred region during registration. To learn more or discuss your organization’s specific requirements, contact your customer representative.

Join this Expert Session to get a first look at Tricentis SeaLights for ABAP It’s a powerful new capability that delivers advanced visibility and optimization across your SAP development and testing lifecycle. Learn how SeaLights integrates seamlessly with both Tricentis Tosca cloud and on-premises Test Runners to provide actionable quality insights and enable smarter, faster testing.We'll walk through the SeaLights ABAP Agent, explore how Test Impact Analysis (TIA) and Test Gap Analysis (TGA) work for SAP systems, and demonstrate how the SeaLights dashboard provides real-time visibility into test coverage and trends.Whether you're focused on reducing testing effort or improving SAP release confidence, this session will help you understand the impact SeaLights can bring to your SAP QA strategy.Click here to register for the Expert Session.

Hey ShiftSync community,Big news for those working in SAP environments: SeaLights now supports SAP ABAP! That means you can finally bring Change Impact Analysis and Quality Intelligence to your SAP applications in the cloud, without the guesswork.What’s New?With ABAP support, SeaLights helps you understand exactly what changed—whether it’s code, configurations, or table updates—and which tests cover those changes. This gives you:🔍 Real-time visibility into ABAP code and non-code changes 🧪 Smarter test selection—run only what’s relevant 🚫 Fewer redundant test runs 🕵️‍♂️ Detection of untested changes to close coverage gaps 📦 Tracking across transports and transactions ✅ Quality gates based on live test dataWait, Non-Code Changes Too?Yep. While SeaLights doesn’t measure test coverage for non-code changes directly (like config tweaks or table updates), it doesn’t ignore them. Instead, it maps those changes to the code they affect. If that code has tests, SeaLights flags them as impacted—just like it would for a regular code change. Smart, right?How It WorksSeaLights uses two core components:Build Agent: Detects changes in ABAP code and SAP configurations Test Listener: Captures all test executions—manual, regression, end-to-endTogether, they feed unified dashboards that show change impact, coverage, and release readiness across your SAP landscape. All this integrates with SeaLights’ test optimization and quality gate features.Continuous, Cloud-Based, and Context-AwareSeaLights runs as a continuous cloud process. It starts by analyzing SAP production usage to identify key ABAP objects, then monitors transports for changes. As tests run, it captures real-time coverage data and organizes it by business context (like T-Codes).Compatible with Your SAP ToolsSeaLights ABAP Agent plays nicely with:SAP Cloud ALM SAP Solution Manager Tricentis Test Automation suiteIs It Secure?Absolutely. SeaLights does not access your SAP code repositories. It pulls metadata from SAP tables—no actual code leaves your environment. You get full analysis and coverage tracking, while keeping sensitive data safe.Where Can It Run?Anywhere. The ABAP Agent can be installed on any Windows machine—on-prem, private cloud, or public cloud—as long as it can connect to your SAP system and the SeaLights backend. Flexibility is built in.Why This MattersThis update is all about giving SAP teams the same level of insight and control that other Applications already enjoy.With LiveCompare and now SeaLights for ABAP release, Tricentis is taking another step toward unified, AI-augmented quality intelligence; whether you’re on-prem or in the cloud.If you’re working with SAP and want to level up your testing strategy, this is a game-changer.Got questions or want to share how you’re using SeaLights in your SAP workflows? Drop them in the comments.Check out the docs to see how it works: https://docs.sealights.io/knowledgebase/setup-and-configuration/sealights-agents/abap-agent Join the upcoming webinar to see it in action: https://www.tricentis.com/events/sealights-for-abap-webinar

Click here to register for the webinarDiscover how Tricentis Agentic Test Automation makes it easier and faster to create best-practice Salesforce tests with autonomous, natural language-driven automation. With the release of Tricentis Agentic Test Automation for Salesforce, you can now accelerate and simplify test creation for your Salesforce environment. In this Expert Session, we will demonstrate how Agentic Test Automation leverages natural language to autonomously generate robust, high-quality test cases with minimal effort.  You will see how Agentic Test Automation not only increases efficiency and reduces test maintenance but also helps Salesforce teams adopt best practices in testing by automatically using no-code, pre-built steps. This session is designed to showcase how autonomous testing can cut onboarding time, improve test coverage, and reduce the skill barrier for building and maintaining Salesforce tests. By the end of this session, participants will be able to:  Explain the value of Tricentis Agentic Test Automation in accelerating Salesforce test creation. Demonstrate how to create Salesforce tests using natural language prompts.  Identify scenarios where Agentic AI improves test quality and reduces maintenance.  Show how Agentic Test Automation onboards faster and achieves greater ROI. Apply best practices for expanding a Salesforce testing library efficiently. To get the most out of this session, we recommend attendees have:Basic knowledge of Salesforce workflows and environments. Familiarity with Salesforce fundamentals.Speakers: Chetan Pawar, Senior AI Strategist at Tricentis, Scott Erlanger, Product Marketing Director at Tricentis 

Click here to register for the webinarTune in on October 30th, 2025 to stay ahead of the curve with the newest Tricentis Vera™ features designed to simplify compliance, validation, and testing workflows in regulated environments. In regulated industries, balancing innovation with compliance can be complex. Tricentis Vera™ continues to simplify this challenge by digitizing validation and approval of workflows — reducing manual effort while maintaining full compliance with standards such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11, EU Annex 11, and GxP. In this Expert Session, you’ll discover the latest Vera enhancements that help teams manage requirements, test, execution, and defect approvals without the need to integrate with Tricentis qTest — ideal for COTS and non-product validation scenarios.You’ll also learn how to:Simplify CSV and CSA processes by using qTest and Vera together for end-to-end approval management.  Reassign approvals to individual assignees to ensure the right resources review and approve work efficiently.By the end of this session, participants will be able to:Identify the newest Tricentis Vera features and enhancements Explain how these updates streamline requirements, test, execution, and defect approval processes  Describe how Vera simplifies CSV and CSA workflows without requiring full integration Understand how to reassign approvals to ensure accurate resource accountabilityTo get the most out of this session, we recommend attendees have: Basic familiarity with Tricentis Vera A general understanding of compliance and validation processes in regulated industriesSpeakers: Henry Farris, Senior Director, Product Management at Tricentis Abigail Kurtzman, Product Marketing Manager at Tricentis 

Overview:Model Context Protocol (MCP) represents a major leap forward in the evolution of AI-powered software testing. With MCP, Tricentis bridges the gap between traditional test management tools and modern AI assistants, enabling smarter, faster, and more conversational testing workflows. In this Expert Session, you’ll explore how Tricentis qTest’s MCP integration transforms your test management experience by letting you interact with your testing platform using natural language instead of navigating complex UIs or writing scripts.Using LLM-powered agents, MCP allows you to automate repetitive tasks like test case creation, requirement analysis, and defect management — all while maintaining traceability and control in Tricentis qTest.Learning Objectives:By the end of this session, participants will be able to:Describe how Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects AI with Tricentis qTest Discuss how MCP enhances productivity through natural language prompts and AI-powered workflows  Demonstrate how to: Display requirements and test cases by project Identify and generate missing test cases Analyze executions and create defects Apply effective prompt patterns to automate key testing tasks using LLMs Recognize how MCP unlocks scalable, intelligent test orchestration across teams and tools.​​Click here to watch the Expert Session recording Prerequisites:To get the most out of this session, we recommend attendees have: Basic knowledge of Tricentis qTest Understanding of test case management and automation workflows.Speakers: Abigail Kurtzman, Product Marketing Manager at Tricentis Donald Jarrett, Senior Solution Architect at Tricentis

We are pleased to introduce NeoLoad 2025.3, a release designed to help teams validate digital performance in ways that reflect what matters most today: real user experience and AI-driven automation.With Core Web Vitals support in RealBrowser, high-capacity cloud load generators, and expanded Model Context Protocol (MCP) capabilities, this update strengthens NeoLoad’s position as the performance testing solution that unites scale, speed, and usability.Core Web Vitals in RealBrowserFor the first time, NeoLoad RealBrowser captures Google’s Core Web Vitals:Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Measures loading performance, showing how quickly users see meaningful content. Interaction to Next Paint (INP): Validates responsiveness, ensuring interactions feel immediate. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): Tracks visual stability, identifying unexpected layout changes that disrupt users.Why this matters:By capturing Core Web Vitals during test execution, NeoLoad helps organizations bridge the gap between backend performance and real-world user experience. This is particularly critical for public-facing applications, where poor scores not only frustrate customers but also reduce visibility in search rankings. Teams can now optimize for speed, responsiveness, and stability within the same workflows they already rely on for performance testing.High-Capacity Cloud Load GeneratorsNeoLoad 2025.3 introduces larger, more powerful cloud load generators, offering 16 CPU and 64 GB RAM per generator. These high-capacity options make it easier to test complex, resource-intensive scenarios at scale.This capability is designed for teams that need to simulate peak traffic conditions, validate media-rich user journeys, or run large-scale browser-based tests without the burden of managing infrastructure. It ensures that organizations can reflect real-world usage patterns with confidence and efficiency.Expanded Model Context Protocol (MCP)With this release, NeoLoad expands its support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling more powerful natural language-driven workflows. Teams can now:Manage test environments through simple prompts, including creating, sizing, and controlling zones. Retrieve detailed insights such as transaction values, request data, and log information. Run interval-based analysis to understand performance trends over time. Generate stakeholder-ready reports instantly, reducing manual reporting effort.These enhancements extend NeoLoad’s role in AI-driven quality engineering, helping teams work faster, share clearer insights, and simplify complex performance tasks.New features in the enhanced NeoLoad WebWith NeoLoad 2025.1, we also made available our new and enhanced interface for NeoLoad Web, supported on the backend by our updated fully open V4 API architecture. Our aim was not only to deliver a user experience and aesthetic to be more consistent with other Tricentis solutions, but to maintain the capabilities users have come to expect from NeoLoad Web while delivering new innovation as well.One new example is the availability of an analysis treeview. From the Results>Values tab, users can aggregate and sort through various metrics such as requests and transactions, as well as a shared containers view and the ability to trace timeseries instantly, allowing for the generation of graphs on the fly. For those that work in NeoLoad GUI, this has been a requested view that we carry over into NeoLoad Web.Why NeoLoad 2025.3 MattersPerformance testing is no longer just about server throughput. Modern digital experiences demand validation of the speed, responsiveness, and stability that users actually perceive. At the same time, organizations need AI-enabled automation to match the pace and complexity of today’s software delivery.With NeoLoad 2025.3, teams can test like their users experience it, scale their testing with confidence, and embrace AI-driven workflows that reduce friction and accelerate outcomes.Summary of Release HighlightsCore Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) captured directly in RealBrowser tests High-capacity cloud load generators for large-scale, browser-heavy scenarios Expanded MCP for environment management, interval-based insights, and instant reportingGet StartedNeoLoad 2025.3 is now available. Run your first RealBrowser test with Core Web Vitals enabled, explore the new MCP-driven workflows, and experience how this release can transform the way your teams deliver reliable, user-centered digital experiences. 

Create complete Salesforce tests faster, just describe what you need.Natural language test creation Built-in best practices for higher-quality tests Onboarding acceleration with out-of-the-box examples Designed for testers of all skill levelsClick here to learn more.

Tricentis Test Management for Jira will be retired after October 6, 2025. Support will continue for active contracts. Existing installs will remain functional and eligible for updates, but reinstalling will not be possible once the app is removed from the Marketplace.For your test management needs, we recommend Tricentis qTest, which integrates with Jira for traceability, defect tracking, and real-time visibility.Looking ahead, we will also support Jira integration using AI agents and MCPs to interact with Atlassian Rovo. You can export your test cases (documentation here) or use the REST API to do so.Need help? Contact: atlassian-marketplace-support@tricentis.com 

Get ready — Tricentis Transform 2025 is shaping up to be the event of the year for quality engineering leaders, automation pioneers, and innovation drivers. With two unforgettable experiences — Transform London on Oct. 14–15 and Transform Nashville on Oct. 21–22 — we're bringing the global testing community together to connect, celebrate, and chart the future of enterprise testing.Headline keynotes you won’t want to miss: Zack Kass at Transform London We’re excited to welcome Zack Kass, AI Futurist, Advisor, and former Head of Go-To-Market at OpenAI, as the keynote speaker in London. Zack brings a unique perspective on how AI is reshaping industries and revolutionizing the future of work. His talk will explore how organizations can embrace innovation, drive impact, and lead through technological transformation. Tim Tebow at Transform Nashville In Nashville, we're honored to feature Tim Tebow, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and former NFL quarterback. Tim’s message of perseverance, purpose, and bold leadership will leave you energized and inspired to make an impact — both in your organization and beyond. What else to expect at the 2-day immersive event full of keynotes, breakouts, panels, & product sessions:Customer Innovation Awards: Winner recognition and panel A dynamic agenda filled with keynotes, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities! CEO, Kevin Thompson, keynote VP of AI, David Colwell’s session on the future of AI London customer sessions featuring digital quality leaders from Hugo Boss,  Cordes & Graefe, PHOENIX Pharma, and more Nashville customer sessions featuring digital quality leaders from Marriott, Wolters Kluwer, Fiserv, Ford, U.S. Army, and more Live demos, roadmap previews, and customer panels Unforgettable evening celebration at the Tobacco Dock in London and the Country Music Hall of Fame in NashvilleSave your spot for this unforgettable event!Secure your spot today for Transform London | Transform NashvilleNeed internal approval? Download our justification letter for London and Nashville.Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the next evolution of quality engineering events.

Tricentis Agentic Test Automation introduces the first AI agent capable of generating complete test cases from natural language prompts. The solution benefits from Tricentis’ decades of AI-based testing expertise to autonomously create test cases based on your requests— freeing teams to focus on strategic outcomes.By leveraging Tricentis’ proprietary Vision AI technology, Tricentis Agentic Test Automation can also interpret visual elements across platforms, making it technology-agnostic and ideal for complex enterprise environments like SAP Fiori and web applications. It integrates with Tricentis Tosca, and early adopters have reported up to 85% time savings in test creation and 60% gains in overall productivity.Additional key features:Autonomous Test Creation: Generates complete test cases through Agentic AI and natural language prompts. AI-driven efficiency: Reduces manual human effort for test case authoring with advanced agentic AI capabilities. Integration: Works seamlessly with Tosca on-prem and cloud, for a unified testing experience. Embedded into Tosca Framework: No need to invest resources into training the AI model, Agentic Test Automation is ready-to-use and trained for Tosca. Read our release blog, join our webinar to learn more, or sign up for a 14-day trial to experience the new capabilities for yourself.Blog: https://www.tricentis.com/blog/agentic-test-automation-toscaWebinar: https://www.tricentis.com/events/tosca-agentic-test-automation-webinar14-day trial: https://www.tricentis.com/software-testing-tool-trial-demo/trial-tosca

Every industry is under pressure to move faster, innovate boldly, and embrace artificial intelligence (AI) as a catalyst for change. Yet, the race for software development and delivery speed often comes at the expense of overall quality.Tricentis partnered with Censuswide to understand the challenges facing technology leaders and their teams at this pivotal moment. See how to find a path forward without compromises.Learn more with these resources: May 29th Webinar: What’s holding teams back from releasing high quality software? Insights from our latest research Press release: Two-Thirds of Global Organizations Significantly at Risk of Software Outage Within Next Year - Tricentis Report: 2025 Quality Transformation Report Blog: Quality gaps cost organizations millions, report finds

The world of software quality engineering is evolving rapidly, and Tricentis is at the forefront of this transformation. This is why we’re thrilled to introduce Tricentis Transform 2025 — our most ambitious and forward-thinking conference yet.Taking place in London and Nashville, Tricentis Transform 2025 will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and change-makers in world-class venues.Why attend Tricentis Transform 2025?Insights: Explore how AI is reshaping enterprise software quality, with exclusive sessions on continuous testing, DevOps, and automation. World-class speakers: Hear from thought leaders who are driving innovation in software testing and quality engineering. Networking: Engage with a global community of experts, gain invaluable industry insights, and expand your professional network.Event detailsLondon | Tuesday, Oct. 14 - Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025 | The Tobacco Dock Nashville | Tuesday, Oct. 21 - Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 | Pinnacle at Nashville YardsAgenda highlightsInsights from leaders in quality engineering that will help you cut through the complexity of a rapidly evolving AI landscape. Strategies for upskilling your team in the age of AI, driving change, and elevating your role. Best practices for ERP modernization, cloud migration, creating successful centers of excellence, and more. An inside look at how today’s top teams are delivering quality at speed – and how you can too.Register now & save!Tricentis Transform 2025 is now open for registration! Right now, you can save 50% on admission, but act fast — these early bird prices won’t last.London: £198 Nashville: $298Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the next evolution of quality engineering events.[Register now]

Tricentis is a top-tier sponsor at SAP Sapphire 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet our experts in SAP application modernization and transformation – you can find us at our booth on the show floor. Join us in these activities:  Tricentis Pit Crew Lounge: An exclusive lounge designed for networking and snacks in Orlando.  Theatre Sessions: Engaging sessions where our speakers will share valuable insights, strategies, and best practices to empower your digital transformation journey.  Executive roundtables hosted by Tricentis or SAP  Parties hosted by Tricentis, Syniti, and OpenText  Daily happy hours   See full details by visiting our dedicated landing pages: Orlando | Madrid Location & dates: Orlando | May 19 – 21 | Booth 400 Madrid | May 26 – 28| 10.301, Hall 10   

Tosca’s latest cloud deployment release introduces intelligent, low-foot print test automation, empowering customers to achieve more with less.See how Tosca can help you drive even greater efficiency and reduce costs for your test automation efforts, with these features:   Advanced Test Authoring: Enhanced test creation with reusable test step blocks, additional application scanners, rescanning modules and supporting additional technologies (i.e. mobile, PDF).  Zero-Footprint Execution: No need to invest in infrastructure. Leverage our Elastic Execution Agents for flexible, scalable, and cost-efficient test execution entirely in the cloud.  Test case design with Business Flow Designer (BFD): Model business flows, understand process dependencies, and create comprehensive test cases that align with business objectives.   Test Data Capability: Automate the management, and provisioning of test data for faster, more efficient testing cycles.   Advanced Dashboards & Viewer Role: Gain real-time insights into test execution progress and metrics with our new embedded dashboards, including read-only viewer role.   Integrations with SAP Cloud ALM: SAP Solution Manager and Cloud ALM.  Read our release blog, join our webinar to learn more or sign up for a 14-day trial to experience Tosca’s cloud capabilities for yourself. 

We are excited to share that NeoLoad 2025.1 is officially available!We have a lot of innovation in store over the course of this year, and this release delivers some key capabilities to align with our customers’ leading priorities, including expanded and NeoLoad exclusive SAP support, the first step in delivering meaningful and useful AI capabilities to enhance performance testing, and more. Learn more, by joining the upcoming release webinar.Register Now!  

What We Recently Released We are excited to announce major enhancements to Testim. Testim Web: We’ve introduced significant improvements to the qTest and Testim API integration, aligning it with the visibility offered by Tosca. Each test suite or test cycle now creates a single entry, and for repeated executions of the same suite (with the same name), it iterates and builds a history of results, regardless of test execution time. In addition, we have launched the branch merge feature: when managing multiple branches in the branch window, you now have the flexibility to select all branches under a certain branch or unselect all of them, streamlining your workflow.  Testim Salesforce: You can now leverage our pre-built Salesforce Steps to test Dynamic Forms, providing the latest in customizable and dynamic user experiences from Salesforce. Dynamic Forms enable field visibility based on rules that include combinations of field values, device types, and user profiles, taking precedence over any static Page Layout configurations. To facilitate the testing of Dynamic Forms, our Salesforce steps (Record Create, Edit, Validate) now allow for the disabling of Page Layouts, revealing all possible Fields within the test step.For pages that have not yet been converted to Dynamic Forms, a static Page Layout can still be applied within the test step. Testim Mobile: We’re excited to introduce Enhanced Mode, a breakthrough in mobile test automation that delivers faster, more stable, and highly versatile tests, far beyond traditional Appium-based testing. With its zero-knowledge approach and unified API, Enhanced Mode provides unmatched visibility into mobile app structures, making it easier than ever to test complex applications. This new mode enables more reliable and efficient testing for hybrid applications (with embedded web views), React Native and Flutter cross-platform apps, and native mobile apps, all of which were previously challenging or unreliable with Appium. With Enhanced Mode, teams can now achieve higher test stability, reduced maintenance, and broader test coverage for their mobile applications.Stay tuned as we continue to push the boundaries of mobile test automation!   What’s Next? Testim upcoming enhancements in Q2’25 will focus on improving locator stability. The introduction of a vision locator capability will enhance element identification by combining visual and structural data. Additional features, such as timeout controls and image-based stability checks, will further boost test reliability and robustness. The integration of SeaLights and Testim will significantly enhance Tricentis’ Quality Intelligence offerings. This integration will empower teams to adopt smarter, more efficient testing practices throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC), driving better insights and outcomes.General availability is planned for April.  Looking Ahead In the long term, looking at H2 2025, we are leading the charge in Autonomous Test Case Creation within Testim, leveraging advanced AI to generate test cases with minimal manual effort. This groundbreaking feature will first be introduced for Testim Salesforce applications and will gradually extend to other technologies, such as web and mobile platforms.Start your Testim Copilot trial here.  In addition, we’re excited to share an update on the integration between Testim and Tricentis Test Management (TTM). This integration brings together the power of AI-driven test automation with robust test case management, enabling seamless collaboration between testers and developers. With Testim’s intelligent test automation feeding directly into TTM, and vice versa, teams can now manage, track, and analyze automated and manual test cases in one place. This ensures better visibility, improved traceability, and a more streamlined testing process.Stay tuned as we continue to innovate and lead the market in providing cutting-edge test automation solutions to drive quality and efficiency within your organization! 

What We Recently ReleasedWe are excited to announce major enhancements to Tosca Cloud:Test Data component is now generally available! The test data component of Tosca Cloud empowers you to create, organize, and maintain your test data seamlessly. This capability allows you to validate the functionality, performance, and reliability of your system(s) under test with ease. By enabling centralized management of test data and directly linking it to test cases, Tosca Cloud makes your testing process more streamlined and efficient than ever before.Tosca Cloud automated engines coverage has dramatically grown, achieving coverage parity with Tosca 2024.2. From now on, Tosca Cloud customers can achieve full end-to-end enterprise testing in both Tosca Cloud and Tosca On-prem, based on their preferred deployment model.The Cloud Commander is a SaaS-based tool for test case creation and editing, offering streamlined workflows, cross-platform editing, and seamless collaboration.The Elastic Execution Grid (known as E2G) is Tricentis' next-generation agent designed for scalable, parallel test execution using cloud technology, supporting both on-premises and cloud-based environments using E2G Team and Cloud Agents.What’s Next?The next Tosca 2025.1 LTS release is set to arrive in late Q2 2025, bringing new enhancements and capabilities to support your enterprise testing needs. While on-prem customers can look forward to this major update in the summer, Tosca Cloud continues to evolve at a rapid pace, with updates being delivered continuously and seamlessly to ensure you always have access to the latest innovations without waiting for a scheduled release.Our focus remains on advancing Tosca to align with cloud-first strategies for modern enterprises.Key innovations include:The new Cloud Commander, enabling users to create and edit Test Cases directly in the cloud within a modernized experience while maintaining key on-prem capabilities. Cloud Dashboards and Reporting: Lightweight, pre-built dashboards for monitoring quality KPIs and project health, ensuring real-time insights. API Playground Enhancements: Advanced features like real-time feedback and visual verification tools to simplify and improve API testing. Test Data Management automates the process of creating, managing, and provisioning test data and removes the need to manually enter data into test cases.In addition, we’re excited to share the integration of SeaLights with Tosca, supporting both Tosca On-prem release, 2025.1 and Tosca Cloud. This integration will significantly enhance Tricentis’ Quality Intelligence offerings. This integration will empower teams to adopt smarter, more efficient testing practices throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC), driving better insights and outcomes. Looking AheadIn the long term, we are leading the charge in Autonomous Test Case Creation within Tosca, leveraging advanced AI to generate test cases with minimal manual effort. This groundbreaking feature will first be introduced for SAP Fiori applications and will gradually extend to other technologies, such as web, desktop, and mobile platforms.Signup for the public beta here.As we continue to push innovation forward, we are also reimagining Data Integrity by taking it to the cloud, much like we have done with Tosca. This evolution will enable scalable, cloud-based solutions that simplify and automate the validation of complex data pipelines across multiple sources and formats. By leveraging cloud-native capabilities, we aim to provide organizations with greater flexibility, accessibility, and real-time insights into their data integrity processes, ensuring accurate, reliable, and audit-ready data at every step.Stay tuned as we continue to innovate and lead the market in providing cutting-edge test automation solutions to drive quality and efficiency within your enterprise.

What We Recently Released?In February, we released 2025.1 to our SaaS customers which features several performance improvements, addresses multiple bugs, enhancements to qTest Copilot, and includes a new capability – the ability for administrators to block users from uploading executable files. This new feature has been an ask of our customers and to ensure qTest can comply with your internal security policies, you can now ensure potentially risky files are not hosted in your qTest instance. What’s Next?We’re gearing up for the 2025.2 release for both SaaS and on-prem customers. We’re tracking for April with this release and can’t wait to get these updates in the hands of our customers! With 2025.2, we’re releasing the first of several planned improvements to Insights.For 2025.2, we plan to deliver enhancements that include:A revamped Insights homepage to improve the navigation process The introduction of pre-calculation to significantly increase the speed with which reporting loads --- we will start with the Test Runs and Test Cases reports in Explore Data Performance improvements when using “site fields” in reportingAs we look ahead to Q2 and our 2025.3 and 2025.4 releases, our priorities will be:Continued performance improvements to Insights, including additional Explore Data reports and dashboards Enhancing visibility of Tosca automations in qTest to reduce the need to switch back and forth between the tools Tactical improvements to our Jira integration and investments in our SaaS platform for scale and performanceFor qTest Copilot, we’ve been getting great feedback from customers and are continuing to tweak our test case generation capabilities. We plan to add additional capabilities, such as creating test cases from screenshots and attachments, to better accommodate how our customers create their requirements.We’ll share more on our progress on these initiatives in our next update! Looking AheadLater, we have plans to focus on: Enhancing our cross-product reporting capabilities, specifically between qTest and Tosca, enabling users to get better insights into their test coverage -Investments in our APIs, specifically with a goal to improve performance and scalability Deeper Tricentis platform integrations, specifically with our Quality Intelligence solution, SeaLightsAs always, we’d love to hear from you and your feedback on where else we can improve qTest to help you drive higher quality and, as always, thank you for your trust in qTest and Tricentis as key partners in your quality operations! 

Release Update In the upcoming NeoLoad release (2025.1, 2nd April ) we are excited to be releasing major new capabilities that improve the user experience and provide intelligent automation capabilities. First-Release of Next-generation NeoLoad Web: The initial release of our new  modern design based on the Tricentis one-platform design system, provides an intuitive experience that is easy to navigate and use, enabling users to be more productive.  First-Release of AI-powered Augmented Analysis: Our AI-powered automated analysis of performance test results uses AI to identify intervals where the system is not performing as expected. This helps users to quickly pinpoint performance bottlenecks with automated RED (Rate, Error, Duration) analysis, along with suggested guidance and explanation.  SAP Intermediate Document Interface (IDoc) and Remote Function Call (RFC): Increasing the breadth of SAP protocols and applications that can be tested with Intermediate Document Interface (IDoc) and Remote Function Call (RFC).   TN5250: Expanding Enterprise testing with RTE support for TN5250 with an intuitive, low-code/no-code recorder.  What’s Next? The following areas are the next key strategic focuses for NeoLoad:   Next-generation NeoLoad Web (Q3 ‘25): We’re making analysis in NeoLoad Web more powerful and intuitive, including additional metrics, and making Next-generation NeoLoad Web available on on-prem.  SAP (Q4 ’25): Increasing the breadth of SAP use-cases that can be tested with an integration into Cloud ALM.   AI Performance Agent (Q4 ’26): Smart design with automatic extract of parameters and variables​from the user paths.  Enterprise Testing: Adding scale and security enhancements for Enterprise customers, with variables stored in a secure vault, on-prem NeoLoad SSO login (Q2 ’25), and segregation of users into projects  Looking Ahead Please refer to our Ideas Portal for our longer-term investments in the following: Evolving our protocol and application support to ensure customers have the tools they need  Improving the scalability, security, and productivity of performance engineering for the Enterprise  Applying AI across the whole performance engineering lifecycle  Supporting Microservice and Continuous Integration Testing 

2025 is set to be a transformative year for quality engineering teams.As a Tricentis customer, you’ll have access to the leading-edge tech that will help you embrace the latest techniques for delivering better software, faster. In this exclusive, customer-only webinar, we’ll share what’s evolved since our final 2024 session and give you a sneak peek at some of the most exciting features on our roadmap. Join our product leaders to learn what’s next for our AI strategy, see what we’re working on, and get your questions answered.They’ll cover:  Our AI innovation strategy and the enhancements you can expect to see in upcoming releases  The latest Tosca cloud capabilities, and how we’re helping our customers embrace cloud-first  Roadmap highlights for qTest, NeoLoad, and SeaLights   NOTE: We’re offering a separate roadmap webinar for Testim this quarter. Learn more here. Dates & times: AMS: April 3, 2 p.m. EDT  EMEA: April 3, 2 p.m. BST  APAC: April 3, 10 a.m. SGT  Register for the webinar now! 

 *updated on March 28th* Hi Everyone,  I want to share an exciting update about how we’re evolving to better listen to your feedback and keep you informed about the future of our products. Your input is invaluable—it helps us innovate and deliver the exceptional experiences you’ve come to expect.  To enhance transparency and make it easier for you to see the impact of your ideas, we’re introducing a new feature intake process. This process ensures greater visibility into how we’re prioritizing your requests and shaping our product roadmaps. Here’s what’s new: Feature Requests Made Simple: We’re transitioning to the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal for managing feature requests. Through this portal, you can:  Submit new feature ideas  Upvote ideas shared by others  Track the status of your requests  Better Communication: If a Product Manager is actively considering your idea, you’ll receive email updates with the latest information.  Roadmap Transparency: Product Management will also be providing better roadmap visibility and transparency.  You can find links to individual product roadmaps below.  If you don’t find the product you’re looking for, it will be there soon.  As we iteratively roll these out in phases, expect more detail and the ability to provide feedback on specific roadmap items in the future through the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal.  We’re excited about this shift and confident it will foster even stronger collaboration between our team and this incredible community. Submit your ideas and explore the portal HERE.  Roadmaps can be found here, with updates shared regularly (LAST UPDATED 3/28/25):Tricentis Automation Portfolio Roadmap qTest Public Roadmap  NeoLoad Public Roadmap  Tricentis DevOps Portfolio Roadmap  Thank you for your continued partnership—we can’t wait to see the impact we’ll make together!  Best regards, Mav Turner Chief Product Officer 

In our ongoing efforts to delight and satisfy our customers with an exceptional product experience, listening to you is paramount.  Keeping an open dialog about the challenges you face is critical to developing innovative solutions to solve them.  When you share your feedback and experiences using our products, we listen. In order to drive greater transparency and visibility into the status of not only your ideas and feature requests but also what’s coming on our product roadmaps, we are introducing a new feature intake process.  This new process will make it easier to understand where your particular requests are being prioritized, and how Product Management is thinking about product futures. Moving forward, we will be managing your feature requests through the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal.  Here you’ll be able to submit feature requests, +1 feature requests submitted by other customers, and check the status of those requests.  If a Product Manager is actively considering a feature request, you’ll receive an email update whenever they have new information to share about its status. You can submit feature requests and access the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal HERE. Product Management will also be providing better roadmap visibility and transparency.  You can find links to individual product roadmaps on ShiftSync HERE.  If you don’t find the product you’re looking for, it will be there soon.  As we iteratively roll these out in phases, expect more detail and the ability to provide feedback on specific roadmap items in the future through the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal.   When and how does this news impact Tricentis customers? As of 1/22/25, customers will be directed to the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal to submit and manage their feature requests.   Tricentis Product Ideas Portal  What steps should Tricentis customers take to view their feature requests? Go to the Tricentis Product Ideas Portal and click on the card they’re interested in.  Tricentis Product Ideas Portal       

What We Recently Released?Wrapping up 2024, we delivered on several key areas for our customers to improve overall scalability and performance, improved our search APIs to be faster and more detailed, and of course shipped our first version of qTest Copilot! While we’re always adjusting our roadmaps to be responsive to our customer needs, we’re thrilled to share our early 2025 plans. What’s Next?As we begin the year, the qTest development teams are actively working on several key feature enhancements and innovations that we believe will help our customers get more out of qTest.Our current priorities are:Performance improvements to Insights, specifically reports in the Explore Data section Further refinements to the AI-generated test cases capabilities in qTest Copilot Several platform improvements and optimizations to improve performance at-scale for both our SaaS and on-premises customersWe expect to deliver our first increment of Insights performance improvements with our late Q1 release and will share more details on Copilot updates as our timelines come together.Next up for us, as we’re planning investments in several areas including:Enhancing visibility of Tosca automations in qTest to reduce the need to switch back and forth between the tools New features in qTest Copilot enabling AI to help test authors and managers better manage and leverage their existing test libraries Improvements to our JIRA integration, including improved resiliency and performanceExpect to see these updates and changes later in 2025 but they are priorities as we start the year!Looking AheadLater, we have plans to focus on:Enhancing our cross-product reporting capabilities, specifically between qTest and Tosca, enabling users to get better insights into their test coverage Investments in our APIs, specifically with a goal to improve performance and scalability Deeper Tricentis platform integrations, specifically with our Quality Intelligence solution, SeaLightsWhile this isn’t everything we are and plan to work on, these are a few highlights we want to share. We’d love to hear from you and your feedback on where else we can improve qTest to help you drive higher quality and, as always, thank you for your trust in qTest and Tricentis as key partners in your quality operations!

What We Recently ReleasedTosca 2024.2 introduces enhancements that simplify Tosca On-prem upgrades, support seamless Tosca Cloud transitions, and expand automation capabilities. With an automated upgrade process for Tosca Server that reduces downtime from hours to minutes and bulk transition features for moving test cases to Tosca’s cloud platform, teams can scale effortlessly while unlocking efficiencies. Expanded mobile testing, QR/barcode recognition, and advanced TBox array operations are among the highlights driving innovation in test automation.For Testim, the new Enhanced Mode for Mobile Testing redefines stability and performance. It provides unmatched support for React Native and Flutter frameworks, hybrid apps, and native applications. With faster scanning and zero-knowledge test recording, Enhanced Mode reduces maintenance and accelerates test creation, offering teams a seamless experience across complex mobile applications. What’s Next?Looking ahead, our focus remains on advancing Tosca to align with cloud-first strategies for modern enterprises. Key innovations include:Cloud Commander: A SaaS-based tool for test case creation and editing, offering streamlined workflows, cross-platform editing, and seamless collaboration. Elastic Execution Agent: A next-generation agent designed for scalable, parallel test execution using cloud technology, supporting both on-premises and cloud-based environments. Cloud Dashboards and Reporting: Lightweight, pre-built dashboards for monitoring quality KPIs and project health, ensuring real-time insights. API Playground Enhancements: Advanced features like real-time feedback and visual verification tools to simplify and improve API testing.For Testim, upcoming enhancements will focus on improving locator stability. The introduction of a vision locator capability will enhance element identification by combining visual and structural data. Additional features, such as timeout controls and image-based stability checks, will further boost test reliability and robustness. Looking AheadIn the long term, we are leading the charge in Autonomous Test Case Creation within Tosca, leveraging advanced AI to generate test cases with minimal manual effort. This groundbreaking feature will first be introduced for SAP Fiori applications and will gradually extend to other technologies, such as web, desktop, and mobile platforms.At the same time, we are expanding Autonomous Testing capabilities to Testim, ensuring comprehensive support for a wide range of application types.In the area of Quality Intelligence, the integration of SeaLights with both Tosca and Testim will significantly enhance Tricentis’ Quality Intelligence offerings. This integration will empower teams with smarter, more efficient testing practices throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC), driving better insights and outcomes.As we continue to push innovation forward, we are also reimagining Data Integrity by taking it to the cloud, much like we have done with Tosca. This evolution will enable scalable, cloud-based solutions that simplify and automate the validation of complex data pipelines across multiple sources and formats. By leveraging cloud-native capabilities, we aim to provide organizations with greater flexibility, accessibility, and real-time insights into their data integrity processes, ensuring accurate, reliable, and audit-ready data at every step.