Stability-wise, I rate the solution a four out of ten.

The product's stability just wasn't there since, in a very tightly secured environment, it just doesn't work.

We had some issues with the initial version of the product, but it has demonstrated itself to be very stable over the last three years.

Our maintenance of the scripts has decreased by 75% or 80%.

It's incredible but the support and and maintenance of Inflectra Rapise's scripts is less than 30% of the effort that was involved in maintaining Selenium. It's very easy and this is the reason that we are switching everything that needs handling from Selenium to Inflectra Rapise. It is easy to maintain and provides a benefit in cost and efforts a 90% reduction factor in the maintenance of the scripts.

It has some stability issues where the tool crashes sometimes on Windows 10.

We have a configuration that integrates Rapise with SpiraTeam. (I highly suggest this configuration). As the product as matured the process for creating the automation files in the SpiraTeam repository has changed, but the backward compatibility of the product had issues. This only happened with one major upgrade and now that the change has been completed I don't expect to see that problem again.

I can't really comment on the stability just yet, as we're still struggling with maintenance issues, and the stability plays into that.

It's been stable for us.

There were no issues encountered with the stability.