Pickert & Partner, a leading provider of certified quality management solutions, faced a common challenge in software development: the need for efficient and effective UI test automation. However, they wanted a solution that went beyond traditional selector-based tools, which often is complex and time-consuming to maintain, especially for testers with limited programming experience. Their ideal tool needed to support sophisticated UI interactions like drag-and-drop and color verification, provide clear and accessible test reporting, and offer a cost-effective, cloud-based solution.

The Solution: AskUI's Intuitive, Visual Approach

After evaluating various options, Pickert & Partner chose AskUI to address their UI testing needs. Several key factors contributed to this decision:

• User-Friendly Interface and Fluent API: AskUI's intuitive design and natural language-like API helps testers of all skill levels to create and maintain test scripts with ease.
• Visual Identification of UI Elements: AskUI's intelligent localization algorithms identify UI elements based on their visual properties, eliminating the  need for specific code selectors.
• Support for Complex Interactions: AskUI handles drag-and-drop actions and color verification with ease , crucial for testing Pickert & Partner's web application.
• Cost Efficiency: By leveraging AskUI's cloud-based solution and streamlined approach, Pickert & Partner achieved significant cost savings compared to maintaining a local testing infrastructure.

Impact: Efficiency, Collaboration, and Cost Savings

• Automated 93 test cases, covering critical workflows
• Empowered testers of all skill levels to contribute
• Improved collaboration through clear video reports
• Achieved up to 90% cost savings

Testimonial:

Nikolai Back, Software Developer at Picket and Partner, praised askui's impact on his company: “We were looking for a simple solution to automate our UI tests without tying up developers. With askui, we were finally able to automate even complex functionality with one command.”

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