I find Squash quite helpful for managing software testing-related activities. It acts as a central repository for all test cases with structured folders, making it easy for the entire QA team to access. I like how it links requirements, test cases, and execution to ensure full test coverage, which is useful for audits and compliance. The collaboration features make it easy for QA, developers, and stakeholders to work on the same platform, so everyone can see test progress and it reduces miscommunication. I appreciate the reusability and regression support, allowing me to reuse test cases across releases, which saves time in regression testing. The clear dashboard and reporting features help with decision-making. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The user interface feels outdated; it's not very modern and intuitive. New users might find it difficult to understand and navigate at first. Performance with large projects becomes slow, and loading execution results can take time. The initial setup is moderately easy, but it's not so easy for beginners. It requires some understanding of test management concepts, and new users will need training. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.