Frequently Asked Questions
What does BotYantra do?
The BotYantra platform is used to run automated tests for your end-to-end business processes using your cloud-based, packaged and custom applications just like your internal testing team would.
It is intelligent enough to investigate every test failure and either 1) report a bug or 2) maintain your test.
Who can use it?
BotYantra is perfect for organizations that have transitioned or are transitioning to a cloud-based, business applications and want to automate testing their end-to-end business processes.
What applications can it work with?
BotYantra can automate testing of any cloud-based, packaged or custom application that is accessible over the web. We also automate testing of RICE (Reports, Integrations, Conversions, Extensions) elements in an application system.
What is the effort requirement?
BotYantra offers a fully managed, automated testing platform that requires almost no-effort.
What are the cost savings expected?
Most organizations usually put together a internal testing teams comprising of business users and technology team members under the oversight of a senior management leader. The true cost of manual testing is often very HIGH, but not visible.
Can it be used for automating testing during an implementation?
Yes. BotYantra can automate testing for different phases on an implementation project, such as System Integration Testing (SIT) and User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
Which commercial SaaS applications does it provide test coverage for?
BotYantra has prebuilt test libraries (scenarios, scripts, data sets) for leading SaaS vendors such as Oracle, Microsoft, SAP, Workday, Infor, etc. We are always developing test libraries for new vendors and applications, so check with us to see if we can provide test coverage for your application system.
Can it test our custom in-house applications?
Yes. If the application is accessible through the web BotYantra can test it. We will work with your team collaboratively to understand your application and business processes. We can automate 90% of your business processes testing within 3 months.
Can it test across multiple devices or platforms?
Yes. BotYantra can automate testing of an application across multiple devices or platforms. This improves the test coverage for an application.
How does it use Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
BotYantra uses Artificial intelligence (AI) in several ways. Here are some examples:
- Generate test cases automatically
- Optimize execution of test cases to reduce time and increase efficiency
- Analyze test results to identify patterns or trends in application errors
- Improve accuracy and reliability of testing by identifying and correcting errors
We are always developing new use cases to incorporate AI into BotYantra.
Can I request test coverage for new features in our business application?
Yes. Send a message to support@botyantra.ai with your request. You can also include a short recording of the new features in your business application.
We can add test coverage for your new feature as soon as it is available on an environment with a URL that we can access..
After we complete your request, we will let you know and test the new feature in the next test cycle.
How long will it take for my test to run?
BotYantra platform provides infrastructure to run your tests in parallel. This means you can get test results in minutes instead of hours.
While BotYantra can run tests in parallel, some customer applications may not handle too much concurrent traffic. We may limit the number of tests we run in parallel to avoid overloading your test environment.
How does it report test results?
Test results are reported on our custom dashboard. We will alert you when testing is complete. You review the results and take appropriate action.
We provide reports with date-time stamps, screenshots and logs. You get actionable signals so you can decide the next steps. You can also download results and screenshots for audit and compliance purposes.
If needed, our team of application experts may recommend actions required to address the errors that caused the test to fail.