Meet Meliora Testlab

You can co-create test cases with AI from specification documents. The process is easy to follow - AI suggests things to be tested - Test factors and creates tests from list curated by human. The human is always in control, and AI is used where it is best - giving ideas and formulating text.

Testlab has a simple yet powerful interface that allows you to put your effort into designing your test cases – not thinking how and where to put them. You can use a tree structure, customizable fields, and tags to classify your test repository - handy if you have a lot of test cases. With intuitive execution step oriented paradigm, rich-text editing, file attachments, and change history designing, keeping test cases up to date is easy.

There are situations when you need to change your test case. These changes need to be tracked - you will want to see what test case when it was used for testing, but use the newer one. In Testlab, all changes in your in test cases are automatically tracked. When you've planned and accepted test cases as ready and edit them later on Testlab automatically freezes the old version and creates a new revision of it. Separately archived old versions of ready-accepted test cases and live change tracking keeps the old details of your tests at your fingertips always when you need them.

Testlab allows you to create test sets, collection of test cases that you can reuse to for example regression testing. You can modify the sets later to always test with the cases you want. As projects often do not have the luxury of executing all the test cases after all the changes immediately, Testlab has strong features helping you find the most effective test cases to be executed first. Testlab is great for tracking what is the test target. When you mark what you are testing, with a version, for example, you can easily distinguish actions for the target.

You can utilize the automated test results in a similar way to the manual tests. You can combine both test result types to a single view.

If your testers do the testing often, you probably want them to pick the test cases to be executed independently. No problem, easy for them. If you have testers that use the tool rarely, you can make testing really easy for them. Testlab shows users what they need to do and gather all the needed information about testing in one place.

You will want to record your findings during the testing, like defects or enhancements, into trackable issues. Added issues are automatically tied to your current test case and test run to achieve good transparency from the issue to the tested feature.

When the found defects have been fixed, it is a good practice to re-run the test cases that found the issues again. Testlab makes finding the test cases to be re-run really easy.

As you execute your test cases Testlab automatically tracks the time taken for each execution. Access the average execution times for your test cases easily and easily report statistical metrics for a set of test cases from your project.

With best-of-class reporting features - no matter where your testing results originate from - report them easily to your project stakeholders. You can utilize the automated test results in a similar way to the manual tests. You can combine both test result types to a single view.

There is a multitude of different kinds of automated testing, and often the amount of test data automated testing generates is too much to track. Testlab allows you to pick what really matters to you - see the important changes from the mass. Testlab does this with its unique rule-engine which allows you to determine how you wish to see the automated test results.