Five problems QA teams bring TestMax in to solve. One workflow underneath: requirement in, tested software out.
Regression suites grow faster than teams can maintain them. TestMax keeps scripts tied to requirements and heals broken locators, so you can rerun the full suite before every release.
How runs workFull regression before every release, not a sampled subset.
Test authoring is often the slowest lane to a release. TestMax writes cases and scripts from the requirement, so releases wait on decisions, not on writing.
How generation worksTest authoring stops being the bottleneck.
Older features often have requirements and patchy tests. Bring in the documents and the cases you already have, and TestMax generates the cases they're missing, requirement by requirement.
Document importCoverage for features that never had enough.
The cheapest defect is a vague sentence caught before development. TestMax scores every requirement on five dimensions as soon as it's imported.
Requirement-driven testingGaps fixed at the requirement, not in production.
Audits ask which test proves which requirement. TestMax records that chain as it works: requirement, case, script, result.
Audit and access controlsAn audit-ready record without a spreadsheet rebuild.
From Jira, Azure DevOps or a document, with its acceptance criteria.
TestMax checks the requirement's quality and scans the app behind it.
Approve the generated tests, run them, and keep every result linked.
Who reviews what
Our team walks you through TestMax on a sample project, from a written requirement to an execution report.