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Integrated Functional Testing: Empower a Cohesive Testing Strategy

Manual and automated testing are essential components of your testing strategy. However, when manual and automated testing are siloed off and work in separate paths, you get unnecessary redundancies and are unable to maximize test coverage.

Applause’s Integrated Functional Testing solution combines both manual and automated testing approaches into one cohesive and holistic solution. This is designed to help teams accelerate development velocity and increase digital quality. Applause is the first — and only — testing services company to offer this coordinated solution, as well as a single dashboard to view all results.

Our infographic explains the value of Integrated Functional Testing for your organization.

Infographic explains the value of Integrated Functional Testing for your organization.

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Integrated Functional Testing in a QA strategy

Test automation has its benefits and limitations. With Integrated Functional Testing, you get the best of both worlds: manual testing expertise and automation for simpler test cases.

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Kelly McCann
Kelly McCann
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Published On: June 11, 2020
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