TestWheel, the cloud-based automation testing tool designed to help you automate your testing procedures, reduce testing costs, and improve application quality. In this page, we will provide an overview of how TestWheel works and how it can benefit your organization.
1: Start by setting up your environment
To start using TestWheel, you will need to set up your testing environment. This involves connecting your applications and devices to the TestWheel platform, selecting the testing scenarios you want to automate, and defining the testing parameters.
2: Select your testing scenarios
Once your environment is set up, you can start selecting the testing scenarios you want to automate. TestWheel supports a wide range of testing procedures, including manual testing, web application testing, mobile application testing, performance testing, and security testing. You can choose to automate all or some of these procedures, depending on your needs.
3: Build your tests
Once you have selected your testing scenarios, you can start building your tests. TestWheel provides a hybrid framework on the cloud that includes data-driven, keyword-driven, and UI object-driven testing based on the industry-standard Page Object model. This allows you to create tests quickly and easily, without the need for complex coding.
4: Execute your tests
Once your tests are built, you can start executing them. TestWheel provides a comprehensive suite of testing tools that allow you to run tests on multiple platforms, devices, and browsers, ensuring that your applications are thoroughly tested before release.
5: Analyse your results
Once your tests are complete, you can analyse the results to identify any issues or vulnerabilities in your applications. TestWheel provides detailed reports and insights that help you to identify the root cause of any issues and provide actionable insights for remediation.
6: Improve your testing procedures
Finally, TestWheel allows you to continuously improve your testing procedures by providing real-time feedback and insights into your testing process. This helps you to identify areas for improvement and make changes to your testing procedures to improve application quality and reduce testing costs.