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User friendly and easy to get started with. AI capabilities like auto detection of objects and self-healing are great additions. Its very cost effective compared to other out in the market with less support and features.
OpenText Functional Testing (UTF) supports a wide range of applications: web, desktop, SAP, Oracle, Citrix, etc. which gives organizations with complex ecosystem more options. The tool is stable and features are well-tested. On top of that, OpenText provides comprehensive documentation, training material , and support.
It offers strong flexibility and reliable quality while remaining easy to deploy. It allows customization of how test objects and behaviours are handled during execution, and integrates smoothly with various deveops tools with minimal effort.
Maintenance of test cases - we tried it for Salesforce testing but due to frequent salesforce releases and complex CPQ functionalities made it difficult to maintain.
The very first thing is using VBScript which is obsolete compared to modern languages like Python. The platform feels heavy and slow and looks like it is not designed for modern DevOps pipelines. The licensing cost is significantly high in my opinion.
Managing test cases became challenging in some testing environment, as frequent platform updates and the complexity of CPQ features made ongoing maintenance difficult.