Testsigma Reviews

Overall, my experience with Testsigma has been excellent. It has significantly improved my testing workflows, enhanced productivity, and provided valuable insights through its comprehensive reporting and analytics.

What I liked most about Testsigma is its intuitive Drag & Drop interface, which simplifies test creation and makes it accessible for both technical and non-technical users. The powerful mobile app and REST API testing features are also standout aspects.

While Testsigma is generally very efficient and user-friendly, there are occasional moments when the platform can feel a bit slow during peak usage times. However, these instances are rare and do not significantly impact overall productivity.

In general it's a good start if you need to create a project with autotests in a quick way. It covers all the stages that you'll need - development of test cases, executing, reporting. There are a lot of settings which help you to customize a project to your needs

1. Possibility to create autotests without programming knowledge
2. It takes not a lot of time to learn how to set up your project
3. Quick response of support team to any concerns
4. Constant development of product
5. Wide variety of settings to create, execute test cases
6. Presence of API testing
7. Cross browser, cross platform testing

1. Sometimes presence of bugs, instability in product which can cause some inconvenience

It is a good experience

1) With the minimum training users can handle the application. That is a unique feature in Testsigma.
2) Test step grouping is one more unique feature that helps to reduce the time to develop new scripts.

Most of the features are good, with no cons at the moment.

Overall Testsigma is a good product and has helped us save time by automating our regression test cases. In addition, we continue to automate new features and recently added API testing to the list.

- Easy to learn and use
- Allows use of custom functions
- Ability to reuse elements and steps
- Bundling of test cases and test plans
- Scheduling runs
- Automatic rerun of failed cases
- API testing
- JIRA Integration

Need to improve on:
- Better communication on changes - removal of certain symbols from UI identifier names, changing test plan run settings, deprecating certain test steps, etc. cause more maintenance and upkeep.
- Need detailed release notes

I suggest test sigma would the best one if Automation is the action plan for 2020. Good job team.

Can be sued with simple English
Multiple OS and browser versions
Very simple, even someone non-technical person can perform automation

So far it is working great.I have no issues with it