TestLog for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By PassMark Software

Create and update effective test cases and manage software testing process.

TestLog is an integrated test case management system. It provides a tool for test teams to create and update effective test cases. TestLog places a large emphasis on requirements management, as inefficiencies in this area are among the most serious causes of slippages, setbacks and even failures in the software product development life cycle. It encourages a structured approach to the use of test plans emphasising the reuse of test cases.

TestLog for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 31, 2011

Latest update: June 10, 2011

Version: 3-build-1029

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Internet Explorer 5.5+, IIS 5.1, Apache

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Total Downloads: 3,584

Downloads Last Week: 2

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User Reviews

5/5

2 User Votes

We use this software for 4 years now, and it's the best
nataliepodkaminerFebruary 20, 2008
Pros
Easy to use, compact, keeps all the test cases together. No more huge word documents with the test cases scattered throughout network.
Cons
have not found a feature that I do not like.
Summary
Elegant Design, Simple to Use and a Fantastic Value
mjt1April 29, 2005
Pros
This system really provides bang for the buck. I work for a non-profit organization, and we have a fledgling SQA Group with little (no) defined budget. This tool is inexpensive, but it delivers all the functionality that we need to organize our test suites, create test plans, and keep track of the status as the testing progresses. After we have finished a test iteration, we are able to export test results and status reports to the web (managers love that!). <p>Now, with the latest release, we can customize the lists of values associated with test phases and types.
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