Connect your AI agent via MCP or API, or trigger campaigns from your CI/CD pipeline. Get results in Jira, Slack, via text message, or via webhook; view your test cases in Xray, Squash, Xqual, Testomat, or Redmine. Results are delivered right where your teams are already working—not in yet another interface.
Open APIs and MCPsOutgoing WebhooksHosting in the EU
Jenkins, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, an API call, or your AI agent by MCP.
Web, native iOS and Android apps, APIs. Whether as part of a campaign or as a standalone task: what takes days to do manually can be completed in just a few minutes. In your target environment, using your own datasets.
A test that fails in an interface that no one opens is useless. The point of integration isn't the technical connection—it's ensuring that the right person is notified through the right channel, with enough context to take immediate action.
The API and MCP allow you to launch your campaigns from GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, your AI agent, or any orchestrator—including a custom-built tool. A failed test can block deployment to production.
Email, Slack, text message, or webhook. The channel and recipient are configured on a per-scenario basis depending on the severity, ranging from a simple notification to an on-call alert.
Jira and your other ticketing tools receive the incident along with the failed step, the screenshot, and the history. No more manual copy-and-paste between two interfaces.
Xray, Squash, Xqual, Testomat, and Redmine: the platform reads your test cases and logs the results of each execution back into them. You don't have to maintain two separate repositories.
TEST MANAGEMENT
Xray, Squash, Xqual, Testomat, and Redmine are interconnected in both directions: the platform reads your test cases and reports the results of each execution back to them, including any failed steps. You don't have to maintain two separate repositories.
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Every component of the platform, from scenario creation to verification of its execution.
Is there a term you don't understand? The automated testing glossary defines it.
YOUR QUESTIONS
APIs, CI/CD, alerts, and test management: answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Triggering is done through a generic API, not through a dedicated plugin for each orchestrator. Your pipeline calls the API to launch a campaign, then retrieves the result. This is more flexible than a connector: the same integration works regardless of your tool, including an in-house orchestrator.
Yes. Your pipeline reads the campaign results and makes a decision. You choose which scenarios are blocking and which remain informative: critical paths on one hand, secondary checks on the other.
Email, Slack, SMS, and webhooks. The channel and recipient are configured on a case-by-case basis depending on the level of urgency: a simple notification for a secondary check, an SMS to the on-call team for a payment process.
No. Xray, Squash, Xqual, Testomat, and Redmine are interconnected in both directions: the platform reads your test cases and reports the results of each execution back to them, including any failed steps. Your repository remains yours.
The API and outbound webhooks cover this scenario. Any tool capable of calling an API or receiving a webhook can trigger a campaign and receive its results. For special cases, our teams will work with your teams to manage the integration.
A 30-minute demo. We'll launch a campaign from a pipeline and watch the results appear in your tool.