FAQ – What if we don’t have dedicated testers, who can write automated tests with testRigor?
With testRigor you’ll be able to involve your manual QA as well as business analysts, and product managers to be able to ...
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Blog / Category: FAQ
FAQ – What size company is testRigor suited best for?
It’s a question I can’t answer a question because we have companies with as few as two people and all the way to Netflix. ...
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FAQ – We are using UFT/Ranorex/TestComplete, how different is testRigor?
TestRigor is very different from any solution that is on the market and our main veiling proposition is the pretty much absence ...
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FAQ – How does testRigor use AI?
testRigor uses a lot of machine learning models in order to be able to provide our customers with an unprecedented level of ...
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FAQ – Does testRigor support Accessibility testing?
TestRigor does handle accessibility testing it’s very easy to turn on. What kind of accessibility tests you would like to ...
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FAQ – Does testRigor have integration with Jira?
Speaking about integration with Jira we do have it out of the box. Our tool creates tickets in Jira and you get the URL of the ...
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FAQ – Does testRigor have integration with TestRail?
TestRigor includes very exciting two ways integration with TestRail. Not only testRigor will set the status of TestRail test ...
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FAQ – How does testRigor’s pricing model work?
Our Price model is very simple we have SSO. So once you purchase the license, then anybody in your company can log in. We do not ...
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FAQ – How does testRigor’s CI/CD integration work?
For testRigor CI/CD integration is absolutely seamless. You can literally copy and paste already pre populated script into your ...
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