
What I like most about Tricentis Testim is how easy it makes creating and running automated browser tests without having to write everything from scratch. The visual test editor, reusable steps, and ability to record user interactions make it practical for testing real-world workflows. I also like how it captures screenshots and highlights failed steps, making it easier to identify where a test breaks and troubleshoot issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some recorded test steps can become unreliable when website elements change or pages load differently than expected. Troubleshooting failed steps could also be more straightforward, with clearer explanations of why an action failed. I would also like to see improvements in handling dynamic elements and making test maintenance easier as applications evolve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.