qTest Reviews

Pros

QA Symphony did an exceptional job by incorporating comprehensive test management abilities into the software. The ability to import test cases from Excel spreadsheets or other tools is particularly impressive. It also offers complete control over requirement management, traceability, and has a user-friendly UI.

Cons

The pricing of qTest is higher compared to other competitors. Also it lacks a Rich Text Editor option in the requirement management module.

Pros

The software seamlessly integrates with Atlassian Jira. I can easily select the imported Story or Bug from Jira and link it to a test script. The execution data is then displayed in Jira. The only limitation is that without a qTest license, the detailed test information isn't visible when clicked. Additionally, during test case execution in qTest, there's a appropriate "create bug" button that automatically generates a Bug in Jira and fills in relevant data from the current test case.

Cons

I'm not sure if it's due to our specific implementation, but the software often encounters glitches. I randomly encounter errors or steps that don't display properly. One problem is that I sometimes forget to click the Save button, and if the session times out, all my work is lost.

Pros

The Jira integration is fantastic. We route all our requirements through Jira and import them into qTest which allows us to link all our test cases seamlessly.

Cons

The out-of-box reporting is missing some basic features that you would expect to be included as standard.

Pros

I like that it integrates with JIRA, as it allows us to easily import requirements into qTest by simply tagging them on our JIRA board. From there, we can organize them by team and sprint. Also the ability to search by requirement is quite useful to me.

Cons

The UI is a little counterintuitive. To add test cases to a test suite, you have to click the 'Statistics' tab, and only then do you have the option to add tests. I still don't understand why they named it that way.