We're using it for testing, mostly regression testing.

We are using Qualibrate for our testing strategy, as well as for standard change requests.

We began working with Qualibrate for testing our on-premises SAP solution. After that, we started implementing the cloud application, SAP SuccessFactors, so we started using it to test that.

Regression testing is very important for this application, and we use Qualibrate for this, as well as to perform user acceptance testing.

Another activity that we use Qualibrate for is the automation of standard changes. These types of changes are pre-approved, and via Qualibrate, the configuration is done. The flow receives requests for changing an item in our ticketing system, ServiceNow, via our middleware system, which is connected to Qualibrate. In Qualibrate, existing recorded scripts will be started and then Transport in the SAP development system will be created automatically.

In the SAP landscape itself, the Transport will be moved automatically with all checks through the landscape. Of course, at the end when the testing is completed in the production environment, there will be a message sent back to the ticketing system via the middleware and the ticket will be closed.

With Qualibrate, the accent for us is on SAP, because that's our biggest application and a critical application for our company. Web was also an opportunity.

We are trying to convert a large majority of our regression testing from being manual to using this automated solution. We want to basically reduce the number of manhours that we have to spend three or four times a year to execute our regression test cycles. We want Qualibrate to offload those hours.

It is a web-based application, but my understanding is that it is hosted in the cloud on Qualibrate's server. So, I would say it is in the cloud.

Our most important use case was a carve out. We acquired an organization, so we needed to to carve out their SAP environment. 

We use it for regression testing. We set up an automated regression test set because we have to test everything to make sure that everything still works.

It is SaaS.