Traceability Exercises to Help Avoid an FDA 484 Warning – This workbook includes six exercises to help Life Sciences organizations improve traceability, with the goal of boosting quality and improving compliance with FDA regulations.
Webinar Recording: When requirements change – Explores the business needs for requirement traceability, and how it can be used to ensure that change is identified and tracked through the lifecycle.
You can create image and optical character recognition (OCR) checkpoints in QA Wizard Pro that help verify images and images with text, such as a Submit button, are in the correct location and meet expected values. This How To walks you through creating image and OCR checkpoints in scripts.
You can create window and control checkpoints in QA Wizard Pro that help verify your tested application is working correctly. Checkpoints verify that attributes of an application exist or are correct when compared to an expected value during playback. This How To walks you through creating window and control checkpoints during recording, or adding them to existing scripts.
Google Apps for Business is becoming very popular and a large number of companies use Gmail for business. This allows you to use your own domain but Google runs your email server for you.
If you also use TestTrack, you can use your Gmail hosting service to send TestTrack notifications via email or even import emails if you use the TestTrack email tracking feature.
TestTrack and Surround SCM are part of Seapine ALM, a suite of tools that also includes QA Wizard Pro and Seapine ALM Reporting Platform. As you would expect with tools that are part of a suite, there are many integration points. This video provides a high-level overview of the integration between TestTrack and Surround SCM, including attaching files to defects in Surround SCM and performing diffs in TestTrack.
You can use QA Wizard Pro repository variables to store values that can be used in all scripts recorded or run against an application version. This helps reduce the need for extensive script modifications and eliminates maintaining a large database of scripts. The Repository Variables How To walks you through creating, editing, and adding repository variables to your scripts.
You can use QA Wizard Pro to test multiple scenarios with large amounts of data by linking to external test data stored in Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, or text files. The External Datasheets How To walks you through creating an external datasheet, associating it with a script or using datasheet statements and functions, and running the script using the datasheet values.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for our Understanding the Business Case for Agile webinar last week. The recording is now available on YouTube if you missed the webinar or want to watch it again. Following is the SlideShare version of the webinar. Additionally, check out the full Q&A transcript from the event.
Folder types in TestTrack is a great feature that enables you to set a number of folder options, including choosing the folder icon that is displayed in the TestTrack folder view. Folder icons help you easily recognize specific folder types, as shown in the following screenshot.
Time tracking in TestTrack is a feature that has been written about on this blog here and there. Time tracking is a pretty straightforward concept. You estimate how long it will take to complete a task and, as you progress, you report on how much effort you have put in and how much time you think there is left to complete the task.
However, time tracking in TestTrack TCM can be tricky because there are two objects, the test case and the test run, to track time for. It can be confusing to know which object you are placing an estimate on and what it really means.
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