Record & Replay is designed to make Automated Testing seamless & easy.
With no programing knowledge required, you can create an automated script with just a few clicks.
No need to hassle with complex languages & frameworks to build an automated script.
The Record & Replay tool helps any user to transition from a Manual Live Tester into a powerful Automated user. We have constructed this tool to work solely through a simple Interface. No need to hack around a text editor, with cumbersome frameworks, to get your scripts up & running in no time.
Getting Started with Record & Replay is simple.
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Enter a URL & take browser actions
We will load a session & record each step that the users takes. These steps will be recorded and saved as an Automated Script.
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Save recorded script and replay to validate test score
Pick from any available browser/os and replay it back (single replay) in real time. You can watch it back anytime as a recorded video.
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Create a Suite
Add recorded scripts (up to 10) and browser/os configurations to run your test as a set.
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Run Suite in Parallel
Run your automated tests suite back in parallel is powerful. Parallel testing rapidly speeds up your testing results.
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Share your Results
Record & Replay Script/Suite results have built in sharing integrations for easy sharing with your team. (Slack, Hipchat, Jira, Email, Public URL)
Record & Replay Glossary
Script: The Result of the Recorded steps that the user takes.
Script Steps: Each action that the user takes during recording a script. (aka: Script Commands)
Script Path: The specific path that the command has recorded to check. – ie: nav.main a.cart
Replay: The running of a script/suite to play it back, capturing a recorded video & test score.
Suite: The grouping of Scripts & Browsers, designed to run in Parallel.
Parallel: The Running of multiple tests at once. (Getting your test results back much faster)
Browser List: A set of Browsers/OS (operating systems) that run as a group. (ie: Chrome 54/Windows 10)
Regression Testing: A testing type that ensures that previously developed test still performs the same way after it is changed or interfaced with other software. Testing over time in Regression.
Test Score: The End Result of the run test. (ie: Pass / Fail)
Related Help Articles:
Recording an Automated Script
Creating a Suite