As I mentioned earlier, we haven't completed the full cycle yet. However, based on what I know, defining test modules for remote machines and generating reports seemed straightforward. In the direct desktop version, it was easy to set up and execute tests on remote machines, with reports automatically generated and sent via email without much configuration. However, I currently face challenges executing tests on remote machines and generating reports in the Squish GUI Tester.

I used HP before froglogic Squish. I made the switch because my colleagues studied it and recommended it.

This is our first experience with test automation. We knew that what we were doing did not work. Squish is a rational approach to testing of software.

This was our first UI automation tool but we did evaluate others. We chose Squish because of its scripting ability, instead of just recording a test. Also it was the best tool for UI component identification in our product.

We were using HP QTP, before selecting squish we did a POC on TestComplete and some other vendor tools. Cost and non availability of Support for new tool kits were the reason we moved to Squish.

I didn't use any other solution. Some other colleagues did an evaluation of several tools, and this was the closest to our needs.

Yes, we have used multiple open source tools before Squish. The main problem with open source tools and some commercial tools are that they work based on visuals and pixels but Squish on the other hand works based on objects. So, Squish results are consistent and reusable. 

Squish test scripts can be created in multiple scripting languages, and the execution can be automated. Squish results can be exported in HTML and XML.

Squish results can be pushed directly to Jira.

I have used some other tools, but when compared I feel Squish has very good potential.

Not really, there aren't many automation tools available for OS X.

Yes, we've used different tools which we didn't find much powerful as that of Squish.

We previously used an open source tool.

We switched to frogLogic Squish because it supports multiple scripting languages.

I have used HP QTP, Rational Robot, MS VS Coded UI Test, and Selenium.