Scandium VS ACCELQ

Scandium is a no-code test automation tool that makes automated test cases easy to create and painless to maintain. The platform is for Manual Software Testers, SDETs, Product Managers and Software developers. Below are some features of Scandium;

Scenario Recording: Record your interactions on your website through the Scandium extension, and these interactions will be turned into test steps that can be repeatedly executed.

Local/Remote test runs: After your test scenarios have been recorded and turned into test steps, you can run the test case on your local browser and on the Scandium Cloud Runner.

Test management: Our platform collaboratively allows software testers, product managers, developers and team leaders to manage, track, and organise all software testing efforts.

CI/CD Integration: Scandium seamlessly integrates into your CI/CD pipelines, with support for major CI/CD platforms such as CircleCI, Jenkins, Github Actions, Gitlab etc.

Email & SMS Testing: We support transition tests and check email and SMS contents. There's no need to prepare an email and SMS inbox environment just for testing.

Comprehensive reporting: Scandium will provide you with a comprehensive reporting of your test runs and provide suggestions on how to fix errors of failed test steps.

ACCELQ is a cloud-based platform for continuous functional & API automation testing which utilizes ‘natural language programming’ and application abstraction to enable testing at any stage of app development. Out-of-the-box support is offered for a range of the latest application development technologies, including HTML5, Bootstrap, Kendo, and Google Material design, and dynamic web app technologies such as Angular JS.

ACCELQ’s App Universe and predictive scenario designer enable the development of test scenarios based on path analysis and predictive analytics, and unique test data permutations are determined to provide coverage for all possible business process scenarios. Application abstraction enables test planning, design, creation and execution alongside application development, so progress can be made at any level of application availability, stability or readiness. The reconciliation engine automatically realizes the abstraction when the app is ready for launch.

"Natural Language programming" in ACCELQ allows users to develop test logic using natural English instead of code, with the aim of making the process of building complex navigation and business validation logic more intuitive.