What problems is OpenText Application Quality Management solving and how is that benefiting you?
As we are working in agile and in sprints, it helps us to organize test and bugs data in a structure where each release has a certain number of cycles or sprints. Once any changes are made in data or folders, it will be effective immediately for all users, so no errors in test execution or updates. To communicate with developers, PMO, or support teams, we have an excellent chat/comments bar in the defects/bugs page so that everyone who is part of that development and test will get notified about the updates in comments. So it basically makes testers, developers, and managers' work easy. Also, we can automate the test case execution update using automation software like Selenium, and we can run macros for bulk updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.