TestRail VS Userlytics

TestRail’s web-based test case management is used by thousands of great QA and Development teams to efficiently organize, track and manage software testing.

Features

• Coordinate functional, exploratory and automated testing
• Document your test cases with preconditions, steps, and expected results; attach files and screenshots, and customize fields according to your needs.
• Organize test cases in suites and section hierarchies.
• Save test case history to track changes; set baselines for multiple branches and versions as needed.
• Start test runs, select test cases based on powerful filters.
• Boost productivity with personalized to-do lists, filters, and email notifications.
• Capture results of testing in real time.
• Record estimates and elapsed times for accurate time tracking. Compare to historical data. Forecast completion dates and remaining effort.
• Archive test results to protect against modification and support auditing.
• Choose between our SaaS solution hosted on our fast and secure servers; or install on your own server.
• Integrates with Jira, FogBugz, Bugzilla, Assembla, TFS, GitHub, Ranorex Studio, and many other tools.

Userlytics is a full featured state of the art user experience research platform with a global participant group of almost 2 million panelists. Since 2009, Userlytics has been helping enterprises and agencies improve the user and customer experience of their websites, apps and prototypes. With a scalable pricing model and a diverse worldwide panel, Userlytics allows brands to run both moderated and unmoderated usability studies with as many or as few participants as they choose. In addition to its testing services, Userlytics offers a variety of optional professional services including senior UX Consultants in both Europe (Madrid) and the U.S. (San Diego & Miami). The team can help clients achieve actionable UX insights, including through the use of our proprietary ULX Score, a benchmarking platform for measuring a 360º view of Appeal, Adequacy, Distinction, Usability, Trust, Performance, Affinity and Appearance.