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Tricentis Transform 2025 — Quality in the age of AI

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]

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Tricentis DevOps Portfolio - March 28, 2025

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! 

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Tricentis Automation Portfolio - March 28, 2025

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.

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qTest Public Roadmap - March 28, 2025

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! 

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NeoLoad Public Roadmap - March 28, 2025

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 

Related products:NeoLoad
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Driving Innovation Together: New Feature Request Process and Roadmap Visibility

 *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 

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New feature request process

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       

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qTest Public Roadmap

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!

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Tricentis Automation Portfolio

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.

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NeoLoad Public Roadmap

What We Recently ReleasedNeoload continues to innovate with expanded protocol support, infrastructure options, and intelligent automation capabilities to meet the evolving needs of enterprise performance testing. With the release of Neoload 2024.3 users can use Remote Terminal Emulator (RTE) to easily design, execute, and maintain performance tests for legacy  terminal-based applications, such as TN3270, and VT420, with an intuitive, low-code/no-code recorder. RTE connects and simulates users and actions, which is essential for performance testing of critical applications. In addition, users can now harness AWS cloud zones within NeoLoad Web, previously available only in the desktop client. This enables them to generate test loads using Neoload Cloud resources directly in AWS environments, scaling their performance testing efforts rapidly without the need to invest in on-premises hardware. Furthermore, this release enables the availability of Neoload Cloud resources in 21 new geographical zones, primarily in the Middle East region. This release also includes the following:Client certificate authentication for RealBrowser Tech preview of AI-powered Augmented Analysis - automated detection of performance issues and interpretation of results What’s Next?The following areas are the next key strategic focuses for Neoload:  Next-generation Neoload Web – a new design that provides an intuitive experience that is easy to navigate and use, enabling users to be more productive. SAP - Increasing the breadth of SAP protocols, applications, and use-cases that can be tested, e.g. with Intermediate Document Interface (iDOC), Remote Function Call (RFC) and Cloud ALM integration AI-powered Augmented Analysis - Time-saving analysis that automates the identification and notification of potential performance issues. Automated Analysis will include monitoring metrics and automated baselining of regression tests with anomaly detection across runs. Enterprise Testing - Scale and security enhancements for Enterprise customers, e.g. with RTE support for TN5250, variables stored in a secure vault, on-prem Neoload SSO login, and segregation of users into projects Looking AheadHere are additional areas you can expect to see in the near future for NeoLoad: One Platform - Leveraging capabilities across the Tricentis portfolio to boost user productivity, e.g. with Tosca Cloud and Testim test re-use integrations, and Neoload Web test authoring. Microservice and Continuous Integration Testing - Enabling the testing of modern microservice applications by Product Teams, e.g. with gRPC testing and Sealights integration Our longer-term plan is to apply AI across the whole performance engineering lifecycle. Current areas of investigation are:Authoring and design – automatic test creation by leveraging existing functional and performance test assets, generating realistic and comprehensive test scenarios by analyzing user-behavior, and application code, and self-healing tests that automatically detect and repair broken tests caused by changes in the application.   Execution – continuous feedback to dynamically adjust test scenarios for more efficient testing. Analysis – root-cause analysis across vast datasets (logs, metrics, traces) to pinpoint the root-cause of performance issues with precision, and longitudinal analysis to detect early warning signs of degradation, and to proactively address emerging issues. 

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Tosca’s cloud era is here with new capabilities and enhancements

The latest capabilities in Tosca’s cloud evolution are here.    At the beginning of the year, we began executing on our vision to extend Tosca’s market-leading test automation capabilities to the cloud with a modern, enhanced deployment model. As we approach the end of the year, we’ve made significant advancements and are excited to share the latest features we are delivering to make Tosca’s cloud era a reality.     Key features include: No/low-footprint authoring and editing of tests in our enhanced Tosca cloud Commander interface   Highly scalable execution in the cloud using the Elastic Execution Grid  Leverage API Simulation to lower testing cost tied to dependent services and improve testability  Preview of soon to arrive zero-footprint execution using cloud agents to test entirely on Tricentis cloud infrastructure  This release serves as a pivotal moment in Tosca’s cloud evolution and expands the power of the end-to-end test automation capabilities beyond on-prem and into the cloud.   Watch this webinar where we showcase all the latest features that we are delivering to demonstrate how Tosca cloud can help you drive even greater efficiency and reduce costs for your test automation efforts.  You can also sign up for a 14-day trial to see how Tosca’s cloud capabilities can elevate your test automation strategies today.  

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Next-gen service virtualization with Tricentis Simulation

The importance of virtualization and simulationApplications and environments have become increasingly complex, and the rate of releases across the application landscape has skyrocketed. At the same time, testing and development teams are expected to increase the rate of delivery while ensuring that extremely high levels of quality are being achieved.Not only does this mean that effective and comprehensive end-to-end test automation is needed, but that testing needs to be done early and done often to capture potential functional and performance issues when they are easier and less costly to address – and certainly before they make their way into production!In order to do this, testers and developers need access to APIs, microservices, and test environments to accurately and comprehensively build and test everything from early-stage development all the way through full, and often very complex, end-to-end business processes.The challenge comes in that those services and environments are not always available and may be costly to leverage, resulting in unwanted delays and higher than necessary costs in testing. Luckily, there is a solution to address these challenges …Enter Tricentis SimulationAs the newest offering available through Tosca, Tricentis Simulation brings next-gen service virtualization capabilities to Tricentis customers. By combining the power of Orchestrated Service Virtualization (OSV) with our modern API Simulation solution, we are enabling teams to simulate APIs and create virtual test environments independent of unavailable or costly services.By facilitating early-stage testing, Tricentis Simulation seamlessly integrates into broader test automation strategies, ensuring quality from the outset.Key benefits of API Simulation:Eliminate testing delays: API Simulation allows teams to simulate dependent components that may not yet be available, ensuring continuous development without interruptions. Cost reduction: By virtualizing complex and expensive API services, organizations can minimize infrastructure and testing overhead costs. Continuous testing: Stable access to virtualized environments enables teams to conduct continuous testing without waiting for dependent systems to become available. Early issue detection: API Simulation supports contract testing, allowing teams to identify API issues before they affect the broader system, thereby reducing risks early in the development cycle. Cross-team collaboration: Developers can create mock services as code, which QA teams can utilize for functional and load testing, fostering better collaboration across departments.With Tricentis Simulation enhancing and optimizing the overall approach to test automation, organizations can level up how they manage testing and development, driving toward true continuous testing.Add this access to all the additional capabilities of Tosca cloud and the new, streamlined upgrade process made available as part of Tosca 2024.1, and there has never been a better time to evaluate upgrading Tosca and taking advantage of all the features and benefits we are delivering to provide enhanced efficiency, increased cost savings, and improved software quality.To explore these transformative capabilities further, we would encourage you to join our upcoming webinar, Reduce testing costs for Gen AI and test environments with Tosca’s next-gen API Simulation. In this session, we will explore:How to use Tricentis Simulation to test earlier and reduce the costs of testing generative AI and other complex applications How to build virtual services through both standard methods and a new AI-focused “learning” function How Tosca customers can access and start using Tricentis Simulation and other Tosca cloud capabilitiesRegister here and we’ll look forward to having you join us at the session! In the meantime, if you would like to learn more about how Tricentis Simulation can help advance your testing and quality initiatives, request a Tosca demo today!

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Unlock Tosca's Latest Capabilities with a Smoother, Faster Upgrade Process

As a leader in end-to-end, continuous testing, Tricentis Tosca has a longstanding reputation for delivering innovative and industry leading capabilities.This is a reputation that we strive diligently to maintain. With each release, Tosca continues to evolve, bringing new features and improvements designed to help teams streamline test automation, reduce testing overhead, and advance testing for improved outcomes in software quality. However, we recognized that upgrading Tosca to access all the latest features has sometimes posed a few technical challenges for our customers, but these challenges have been substantially alleviated and upgrading to the latest version of Tricentis Tosca has never been easier or faster. In the past, the upgrade process involved scheduling downtime, manually backing up settings, uninstalling and reinstalling Tosca, and reapplying configurations—a tedious and time-consuming effort that often left customers delaying upgrades for several versions. With the recent release of Tosca 2024.1, that’s all changed. Now, the process is much more automated with an approach that aligns more closely with a typical server upgrade. Admins simply confirm the upgrade, and Tosca Server automatically detects existing configurations, captures relevant data, and applies the update. There's no need to uninstall and reinstall or manually reconfigure, significantly reducing downtime and effort, as well as substantially mitigates the risks of processes requiring manual effort. What once took hours or days can now be completed in minutes. This streamlined process ensures faster access to Tosca’s latest innovations, allowing customers to leverage the newest features and capabilities immediately. By simplifying the upgrade path, teams can focus on what matters most - enhancing their test automation efforts and improving software quality. Customers have already started to see the benefits. One of Tosca’s largest customers, in the middle of deciding to upgrade version 16.0 to 2023.2, decided to skip directly to 2024.1 when they discovered the new upgrade option became available. “The upgrade process for Tosca 2024 has been exceptional. It is simpler and faster.”. This feedback highlights the transformative impact of the new process on minimizing the complexity and time previously associated with upgrades. Tosca’s latest features are designed to further elevate test automation across organizations and the new upgrade process is a refined mechanism to help them get there faster. By eliminating manual steps and technical challenges of the past, the 2024.1 upgrade update allows teams to seamlessly adopt these advancements to enhance their test automation and quality initiatives without delays. What are some of these great new features, you might be wondering? If you would like to learn more about the latest capabilities that we released as part of Tosca 2024.1, you can view this on-demand webinar “Elevate your test automation strategy with Tosca 2024.1”, where members of the Tosca product team covered not only the upgrade process, but also:  Exciting new capabilities for Tosca’s cloud deployment option, including transitioning test cases to the cloud  New Tosca Mobile capabilities, including Ionic framework support and usability enhancements  Test automation support for security applications and steps, including Cyberark, SSO and multi-factor authentication  Automation updates and enhancements for packaged apps like SAP and Salesforce  Much more…  Additionally, you can review the 2024.1 release notes here for more information on everything that was included in this release and relevant technical details, or read our release blog for an overview of key features. With this enhanced upgrade process, Tosca is enabling teams to enjoy access to all the latest features designed to help our customers stay ahead of the curve in today’s fast-paced testing environments – and there is much more to come just around the corner, so stay tuned!  

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Tricentis Launches New Security Center & Completes 2024 Audits

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Security Center!At Tricentis, we believe in transparency and building trust with our customers. The Security Center is designed to provide our customers with a secure and streamlined way to access information about our security program, making it easy to stay updated and find the information they need. We are pleased to share that Tricentis has successfully completed its 2024 annual audit cycle, reaffirming our commitment to quality, compliance, and continuous improvement.  The 2024 audit cycle involved a comprehensive review of our processes, systems, and controls. Our team worked diligently to ensure that every aspect of our operations aligns with the stringent requirements set forth by regulatory bodies.  Key Achievements:   Alignment with DORA: Enhanced tools to support financial institutions in complying with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).  ISO 27701 Certification: Achieved ISO 27701 certification, highlighting commitment to data privacy and security.  ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001 Recertification: Successfully completed recertification for both ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, maintaining high standards in information security and quality management.  SOC2 Type 2 Testing: All Tricentis SaaS products have successfully completed SOC2 Type 2 testing.  Enhanced Security Measures: Implemented advanced security protocols to protect client data and ensure system resilience.  As we move forward, we remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality and compliance. We would like to extend our gratitude to our dedicated team, partners, and clients for their unwavering support.Together, we will continue to drive excellence in software testing and quality assurance. If you want to learn more, visit our Security Center and sign up for our Security Center Updates.  Stay tuned for more updates and innovations from Tricentis!  

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