Opiniones de TestRail

cuenta con una interfaz de usuario intuitiva,nos facilita de manera efectiva la gestion de ejecuciones de prueba y la coordinacion de todo el proceso .Tiene una funcion de generacion de graficos que brinda una descripcion general del progreso.A pesar de estar en el proceso de prueba TestRail nos a demostrado que es un software fiable para gestionar nuestro ciclo de prueba.

no me agrada mucho la idea de que el seguimiento de errores requiere la integracion de otro software de base de datos externo.

- Intuitive UI system that allows you yo easily organize test suites, test runs, and projects.
- Sync logged bugs to the test cases you're testing for transparency.
- Reporting and the ability to estimate testing allows for you to gather more information easily.

- It can be quite expensive for small teams, but it's well worth it.
- Creating test cases in TestRail is pretty tedious (which is why I typically just import them).
- Reporting system is a little complicated to understand and utilize effectively.

First of all, TestRail is an extremely smarter way to track and maintain test cases than using Excel. I like how easy it is to create new projects, create custom fields, create test runs, and generate good looking reports to submit to your managers. The GUI takes a little bit to get used to, but once you get a hand of all of the key-shortcuts moving around the application is easy!

My least favorite part about this software is the JIRA plug in. In order to see the linked test cases from TestRail in JIRA, you need to have a TestRail account. In my company only the testing team had TestRail accounts, while the rest of R&D didn't. While it was helpful for me as a tester to see the linked test cases on a JIRA bug, when we started off with TestRail we had assumed everyone in the R&D department would be able to see this information so we could be more transparent in our testing. My company was not willing to pay for 100 TestRail accounts, so this was a bummer. If yours is then TestRail might be right for you!

Easy to create test cases and ability to add test steps with screenshots which enable to describe the expected functionality/results clearly

1.Do not have proper rich text fields where you can easily format the test steps without having to use syntax
2. Inability to combine multiple projects in a given test plan/test run
3. Inability to create dash board that shows results of multiple projects
4. Need to easy to use help documentation

The product is constantly developing.
A lot of functionalities - API, test structure, reports, bug integrations, milestones, etc.
Ease of use.
Customizability.
Integration with other software (e.g. Jira, Cypress, etc.)

Minor bugs.
Quite a high price.
Rather plain design (not really intuitive)

-TestRail provides easy management of test-suites, test-cases, test-runs. Easy management for maintaining agile methodology in the project.
-Feature to export/import files for test-cases from xml, csv and xls files.
-The provision to define milestones can be useful for maintaining release-wise goals.
-The User can define the expected duration and priority for a test-case.
- The representation and reporting are the best part of this software, the user can see the progress of the test-run in various formats as pie-chart.

- Test results should be editable as required in some cases.

One thing I like the most about the software is the ability to create and share reports on test results.

The thing I like least about the software is the test-case review process is not very streamlined.

Compared to other test case management systems TestRail is relatively easy to set up and configure and maintain. The online documentation is readily available, concise and thorough with useful links to further information. The UI is familiar enough to users of other commonly used test management systems that they don't take long to feel comfortable with TestRail, making implementation and adoption easier. The vendor support is quick and helpful.

It would be helpful to have more examples of how to realize the effectiveness of Milestones versus Test Runs and creating Test Case Templates. All of these are configurable within the UI however it takes a lot of trial and error to find how to make use of these features to best effect. Fields can be customized but some of the choices for required fields seems unnecessary, such as "Estimate" for test case. Adding the option to enter a "Description" or "How to Use This Field" for custom fields would be a useful addition as well.

The user interface for Testrail is excellent. Viewing your test cases and their status is a super easy experience. Everything is laid out for you.

As with many testing tools we have used, the initial set up takes some time. However, after a few weeks of set up, we have more than made up for any slow periods. Our testing efficiency has skyrocketed since.

The ease of use for this software has allowed our company to transfer from paper test sheets to logins for our end users. This test software had an answer and feature for every question we had.

There's very little to dislike about this software. The report extract is a bit clunky. When a report is emailed to an email address, it's sent as a zip file with an html file. The extra steps required to view a report eliminate the usefulness of this feature.

Easy to see status of projects on dashboard, test runs are quick and easy to set up. DB is backed up, but also the availability to make local backups as well.

Can be a little tricky to get the project set up and configured at first but soon becomes intuitive

1. Ability to create test plans and test case for multiple features at once. 2. Ability to configure test cases in combination for different environments and browsers, OS etc. 3. Ability to present detailed reports to stakeholder and management. 4. Integration with Jira eases the need to map to a user story. 5. The test plan hierarchy helps to create test cases easily and it helps reduce redundancy between test cases. 6. Very easy to navigate using the user interface. 6. Ability to lock a test plan where it can no further be modified.
7. Able to run test cases in multiple environment and check the run history. 8. Able to download and email reports to management.

Searching for a past completed story is difficult unless to navigate from Jira. Marking a test case run as passed has too many steps involved. Id love if it has ability to record screen as well as attaching screenshot to a test step/ I'd also love if I can pass/fail each step of a test case and not the test case as a whole.

TestRail helps to manage the test runs and test plan in much simpler way. Adding or changing test plan is allowed during execution is a huge plus.

Unable to recover deleted test cases, as once I accidentally deleted a test suite when I was trying to delete a test plan.
Also bulk option to mark test cases Pass / Failed / Blocked is not possible
Don't know if there is a option to link Jira test cases.

1- versatility to create Projects which allow base line Test Cases to be used in a variety of different test runs for different products.
2- ease of being able to import test cases from existing methods

The main issue I have is the Projects are listed as a flat-file. We have several different groups which have created Projects and even though they might be testing a given entity from different sides, they have to name their Projects differently. We prefix each project with a Group Name so the Projects can be "grouped" and easily referenced from the main dashboard.
Another less important issue is there isn't really an easy way to make a backup of our entire Dashboard. We can Export each Project but I don't see any way to make backups of anything else outside of offloading each individual entity which really isn't all that hard.

Testrail appeals to me to a great extent, mainly due to its versatility in the functions it offers, which are software tests with a fully customizable scalable test administration, which allows determining the sectors in current availability of the system, which accesses it to this platform suggest updates to the servers on which the service was implemented, and that modernized renovations and establish again, guaranteeing a performance in the work in a magnificent way.

Being a software that is based on the state of the systems that move the platform of a company digitally, it does not contain the main functions that will promote a better service on a large scale, one of these missing definitions is the compatibility test of others programs with the company's servers or with the systems that they already have implemented, which can turn out to be a problem of medium magnitude, since it does not have a complete tool.

Good way to organize test plans, cases and runs
Report is good at test planning level
Configuring runs for multiple devices/browsers in run configurations instead of creating new runs
APIs are good,
Can be integrated into our build process well.

nothing much. may you can support hippa complaint could offering?

The customization options. It works perfectly for adding custom fields and even custom buttons with external functionality. The design and visualization aspects are also excellent. Importing test suites via CSV also works very well.

The bugs. The most significant one is copying a test suite copies all attachments from any test runs that implement that suite as well. On top of this there is no option to delete all or multiple test suite attachments - you must remove each one individually. Very inconvenient and tedious.

Super easy to use and organize test cases. It works great and allows multiple structures depending on how your team manages test cases

The reporting capabilities are extremely limited. There are some canned reports that you can tweak. We struggle to find what we need without a custom report. You cannot download them as PDF. You need to download them as HTML which is not ideal in most work place scenarios. We can get most of the info we need from the dashboard, but it would be nice to download as a pdf to excel/csv.

*customized for any project
* easy to get reports from
* web based
* can import from variety of other tools
* good forums for help and ideas

* can easily make it complex for others depending on how you setup
* a few known issues that can cause data loss

This tools helps us to organize the testcases and testplan. Adds lot of visibility to the entire team and it’s reporting is very useful

We can’t add testcases in the testplan across different project. Each platform has its own project so when we want to combine the common cases in one testplan, it doesn’t provides us the way.

LOVE THE SOFTWARE. IT CAN BE DIFUCULT TO NAVIGATE AND SET UP TEST CASES BUT ONCE THAT IS DONE IT IS EASY TO USE.

IT CAN BE HARD TO SET UP CASES THE WAY YOU NEED TO.

It is easy to use and user friendly. Also I can create the report easily

When moving the test to another test suite will remove the test result history

It's a great tool to keep track of test cases, who created them, who modified. Great for keeping track what step passed and what failed. Making sure everything is recorded for future reference.

The one thing that I would like to see in TestRail is a standard report that will list each test case, with steps for a specific project, or milestone. This type of report would make it much easier to provide user acceptance tests to clients and responses to any auditing queries.

All the test cases at one place. Easy to create and execute runs. Simple reports are easy to add and use as test evidence. Ability to use runs for multiple releases at the same time

Pre-built reports. Can not customize much . No multi-select for the test cases ( cannot use shift select). Unable to update test definition from the test runs

This tool helped me in keeping a track of each and every QA activity.

The best part is the Reporting feature that how much time was spent on which feature or test case

Also the extended support using API helped in integrating with the automation framework

The price is too high.

I am planning to buy some more licenses but the price is very high