We have absolutely seen return on our investment.

Tricentis qTest gave my company twenty percent more savings in the first year. The tool is good money-wise and resource-wise. It's also seamless in terms of upgrading, immediately giving my company all features.

I definitely see ROI in that I have testers who are focused more on doing really complex testing, rather than writing test cases. The reusable regression suite is always a good thing; to be able to copy and move tough cases from one project to another. I don't want my testers to be rewriting things.

Over the four months there has been ROI. If I crunched the numbers I would probably find it has paid for itself already.

It's too soon for us to see return on investment.

We have definitely seen return on our investment, simply through the efficiencies of the process. It's a tool that everybody knows how to use and it's global, so there's a good support network. And the support network from Tricentis is so extensive and useful to everybody around the world. Simply through the increased efficiencies of our test case management system, we have seen a return on the investment. That's not even taking into account the improvements in quality within our products, which is immeasurable.

We have definitely seen ROI. One area of return is due to the simplicity of use. It brings a defined process to the team. TestLink, which we used previously, was not very usable for the testers in terms of maintaining the test cases or creating them. It was taking a lot of time. People are able to work with qTest and are able to focus more on the actual testing, rather than maintaining things due to complexities. Those are the areas it has improved.

We haven't seen dollar savings, but it is definitely adding value to the teams.

We have absolutely seen ROI. We didn't have good visibility and transparency.

Don't get me wrong about Insights. For basic "not run," "pass/fail"-type metrics it is fine. It gives us much more visibility than we had in the past in terms of the ability to collaborate on the design, review, tracking, and archiving of the test cases, and the basic results of some of the sprints.

It's too early to tell about a return on investment.

It does what it's supposed to do. I don't know what the organization paid for it, but it is getting the job done that it's supposed to get done.