Four reviewers specifically cited reduced costs as a positive impact of using Tricentis Tosca. This suggests that the tool is perceived as contributing to financial efficiency in testing processes. The reduced costs are a tangible benefit that contributes to a positive ROI.

Increased test coverage is another benefit, mentioned by 4 reviewers. Reviewers highlighted enhanced test coverage and higher test coverage as positive outcomes. One reviewer reported a substantial test coverage increase, suggesting a significant improvement in testing scope.

Three reviewers specifically pointed to increased automation as a positive impact. These reviewers suggest that automation is a key factor in maximizing the value derived from Tosca. The more automation achieved, the greater the return on investment.

A significant majority of reviewers (9 of 10) use Tricentis Tosca for test automation across various applications, including UI, SAP, cloud, and desktop apps. Reviewers highlight Tosca's ability to automate regression and critical testing suites, with one reviewer noting support for over 160 technologies. The tool is also used for end-to-end testing, focusing on functional testing at both the API and UI levels.

More than half of the reviewers (6 of 10) indicated that Tricentis Tosca addresses key business problems, such as setting up initial automation and increasing test coverage through automated regression. Reviewers also mentioned its utility in cloud and database migrations, application platform upgrades, and identifying issues early in the development cycle. One reviewer noted the ability to test a large number of scenarios 24/7, which is crucial for complex financial services.

About 4 of 10 reviewers appreciate Tricentis Tosca's ease of use, noting its module-based automation and quick learning curve. Reviewers find it easy to create automated regression test cases, automate multiple software, and adopt across projects. The modular approach also contributes to easy maintenance as changes occur.

A smaller fraction of reviewers (2 of 10) discussed support and documentation, with mixed sentiment. One reviewer praised the excellent support provided by Tricentis, while another faced challenges finding clear solutions in the documentation or getting timely support through community forums.

Integration with third-party tools and support for CI/CD pipelines are areas where users see room for improvement. Four of the ten reviewers specifically mentioned the need for more robust integrations with tools like ALM and test management platforms. This suggests that users are looking for a more seamless and connected experience when incorporating Tricentis Tosca into their existing development and testing workflows.

Several reviewers indicated that the execution speed of Tricentis Tosca could be improved. Three out of ten reviewers mentioned concerns about performance, particularly in areas such as DEx execution and check-in/check-out processes. This indicates that optimizing the speed and efficiency of these operations could enhance the overall user experience.

Half of the 10 reviewers specifically cited Tricentis Tosca's test automation capabilities as a strong point. This includes general automation testing, test automation for web-based applications, resilient test automation, automated test validation, and test orchestration. These features collectively contribute to the perception of Tosca as a robust automation solution.

About 3 of 10 reviewers specifically mentioned the ease of use of Tricentis Tosca. Reviewers noted that Tosca is easier to use compared to coded automation approaches like Java with Selenium. They also appreciated the quick ramp-up time and the tool's non-coding/scripting technicality, which makes it easy to learn and use, as well as a simple UI.