Meet Meliora Testlab

Testlab has multiple views that each have a distinct usage from requirements to test design, automation management, handling the issues and reporting. You can use those parts you need and hide those parts for those users that do not need the parts. You can also integrate to other systems if you already have other tracking systems in place.

You can utilize the automated test results in a similar way to the manual tests. You can combine both test result types to a single view.

With best-of-class reporting features - no matter where your testing results originate from - report them easily to your project stakeholders. You can utilize the automated test results in a similar way to the manual tests. You can combine both test result types to a single view.

There is a multitude of different kinds of automated testing, and often the amount of test data automated testing generates is too much to track. Testlab allows you to pick what really matters to you - see the important changes from the mass. Testlab does this with its unique rule-engine which allows you to determine how you wish to see the automated test results.

Webhooks are HTTP-protocol based callbacks which enable you to react to changes in your Testlab project. Webhooks can be used as a one-way API to integrate your own system to Testlab.

Meliora Testlab Integration API offers REST/JSON-based integration interfaces over HTTP protocol. API can be used as a two-way integration point to integrate other systems.

You can set up Jenkins to automatically send test automation results to Testlab whenever a job is run. You can also set up Testlab to show statuses of your Jenkins jobs and have an easily accessible button to launch Jenkins jobs.

Testlab integrates seamlessly with Atlassian JIRA. You can choose which design specifications you integrate to Testlab seen in its requirements parts, and which tickets seen in the issue part.

Meliora Testlab integrates with Pivotal Tracker making it possible for you to plan and track your project activities in Pivotal Tracker and at the same time, test, verify and report your implementation in Testlab.

Testlab can be integrated into Atlassian Confluence with a plugin providing a set of macros to pull content from Testlab to your Confluence.

Slack is a modern team communication and messaging app which makes it easy to set-up channels for messaging, share files, and collaborate with your team in many ways. Meliora Testlab supports integrating with Slack’s webhook-interfaces to post notifications about your Testlab assets to your Slack.

Authenticate users with single sign-on support from your identity providers such as Microsoft AD with SAML 2.0 standard.

Delegate user authentication to Jasig CAS supported user directory of your choice, such as Microsoft Active Directory.

Issues of Meliora Testlab’s projects can be integrated with the MantisBT issue tracker which allows for real-time one-way integration. In this scenario, MantisBT acts as a master repository for your project’s issues.

Testlab can be integrated with a Git Version Control System to track links between your changesets, issues, and requirements. Developers can also act on issues and requirements via commit messages. This enables you to better collaborate with your programmers and testers and have changesets as part of your testing project for future reference.

Testlab can be integrated with a Mercurial Version Control System to track links between your changesets, issues, and requirements. Developers can also act on issues and requirements via commit messages. This enables you to better collaborate with your programmers and testers and have changesets as part of your testing project for future reference.

For easy adoption, Testlab offers import features for your existing test cases, requirements, or issues with a CSV format using office tools such as Microsoft Excel. Data from your projects can also be exported in an identical format.

Meliora Testlab’s Maven Plugin is an extension to Maven which makes it possible to publish xUnit-compatible testing results and Robot Framework output to your Testlab project.