Tricentis Tosca is stable. 

I give the stability of the solution a seven out of ten. In general, the stability is satisfactory; however, we encounter performance problems as the size of our repository increases.

Tricentis Tosca is a pretty stable solution.

The stability has been pretty good so far. Whatever we build, we have been able to use it on a regular basis. The only challenges, as I mentioned before, were when we did the upgrades. We had to go back and re-scan. Apart from that, the stability has been pretty good.

The stability is excellent. I would rate it nine out of ten. 

The stability is okay. I'd rate it seven out of ten in terms of reliability. Sometimes I do face issues around stability, however, most of the time, it is fine. 

It is a stable solution.

Tricentis Tosca is very stable if you compare it to Selenium or UFT.

I face no challenges or stability issues.

We don't have many issues with stability. The only problem I had was three years back. The support team came to and resolve that issue. 

In terms of stability, I would rate the solution at nine out of ten.

The product is stable.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

The stability of the solution is good. It doesn't crash or freeze. there aren't bugs or glitches. 

The stability seems pretty robust. We've come across some minor issues, but I think you'll have that with any kind of thing with any software. Those issues were the result of a combination of the environment and not having the knowledge of other things that would help resolve them.

There are no issues with the stability part of the product.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten. 

I only encountered stability issues with versions lower than 8.x.

The current version is fairly stable.

The performance of Tricentis Tosca is very good. They have a feature called model-based test automation, which is highly stable and they are improving the solution in very efficient ways. For example, if there is a complete change in the use of the application, such as it was initially implemented in SAP and later on moved into a Java-based application, we can simply utilize the same models. Tricentis Tosca is completely model-based which is very robust.

It seems stable. It has improved over the years. I've worked with it from version 9.1 to version 15. Based on what I've seen in the past, its performance is much better now.

The stability of the solution is good.

The tool is 99 percent stable if you follow its key specifications and best practices. 

The product is extremely stable and provides excellent value. 

We no longer have to manage the stability, and we no longer have to perform tests manually.

It gives us a much better idea of what kind of test coverage we have, as well as whether or not the system will be stable with automated testing in place.

The stability has been great.

Tricentis Tosca is stable. We have a few scripts that are running for a while now and there have not been any problems.

Tricentis Tosca is a very stable product, and I don't have any complaints about the tool, stability-wise.

This is a very stable solution.

Tricentis Tosca is very stable and we are using it extensively. We have people working in India, as well as in the US and Europe, so we use concurrent licensing. Most of the time, everything is being utilized.

I rate Tricentis Tosca a nine out of ten for stability. We've had no issues so far with Tricentis Tosca's stability.

The product is stable so far. 

The solution is stable.

There have been no stability issues in particular.

The solution is stable. 

The stability and reliability of Tricentis Tosca is just 60% for me.

It’s been absolutely perfect for our organization. For a year and a half, we have been constantly running regressions and the results have been 100% consistent. If we do miss something and it misses production, it’s only due to a manual oversight and has nothing to do with the solution. When we follow our process, it’s consistent.

The product is stable; no problems with stability features.

I have not really found many problems or bugs when using this product, so stability has not been an issue.

I have not yet encountered any stability issues.

The connection between the CI client and remote machine dropped off when certain standard Tosca modules were used in the test cases.

Example: TC Send Key, TC Name To Buffer

The product is stable, but it can be a little slow, but that's a consequence of the fact that you're able to automate very quickly.

I think the version we're using is fairly stable, but I think the new version is not so stable, and that’s what's stopping us from moving over to it. We're having application problems, but once that's resolved, we'll move over to the new version.

The stability of Tricentis Tosca is excellent.

Tosca's stability is good. However, when we upgrade, sometimes we find some defects or problems. These are usually fixed within days or two weeks if there are bigger issues. And this is once per year, usually without any bigger issues. The only other thing that sometimes causes problems is when the time path and some repositories are not on hand. Also, if the infrastructure or the network is not stable, you can have problems with the application. But, of course, that's not something the application can really prevent, like if the internet connection breaks or something like that. Especially now that almost all of us are working remotely. So you can have some defects on the network that causes some problems in the application as well.

The solution is stable. However, we had a situation with an application we wanted to test some reset passwords. We have the two-factor authentication enabled on sending an SMS to a number and in this case, we did not find anything to solve it. There was not anything to automate me getting the number, and proceed with it automatically without going and testing it manually.

I don't have any issues with the stability of Tricentis Tosca.

So far, what we have used has been stable.

I have read some reviews where they have expressed that they are not happy with the stability, but so far, I have not faced any such issues.

I would say it's a stable solution.

No issues.

98% Stability is fine with Version 9.3

There have been no bugs, and it's very stable.

The tool is stable.

Its stability is much better. Last time, it was 10 points, and now I feel it is 12 points. 

No issues encountered.

None seen as such, except it has a reliance on the Network for Licenses. If the network is lost, then the license will expire and crash/close the application.

The stability of the solution is excellent. It's very reliable. We don't seem to have issues with bugs and glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's quite good.

A few times, it just crashed. I didn’t encounter this issue with Tosca 8 and Tosca 9, but the PC was running for days so I cannot blame only Tosca. I assume Windows played its role, too.

With testuite 10.3 - so I derelease back to 10.2.

During an upgrade there were issues, but this was due to certain security settings on our end, and the Tosca support team was very useful in helping us with those setting and resolving the issues.

No issues encountered.

I have not encountered any stability issues.

When I did work with v7.4, I often noticed that the Tosca executor abruptly hung and only way out was to kill the process. But this has been drastically improved in the later versions.

Sometimes it is a bit slow when the project is too big and too complex. If there are custom controls being used, sometimes a scanning of the system under test lasts longer than it should.

Similar issues within the execution of automated tests occurred, but they were solved within the configuration settings and/or with the help of the vendor.

With the license stability, we have had a lot of issues. There were many interruptions to the connection and took two-three weeks and have installed the license ourselves.

Tosca is efficient.

Some issues with stability, but those are minor errors. Some errors happen without obvious reasons, or they're not obvious to me yet.

No.

Not really, it's generally very stable. There were some occasions early on when the application crashed. However, this was more related to the network environment than the application itself.

We encountered a stability issue with Tosca, but it was rectified.

There were no stability issues.

There were no issues with stability.

No issues.

No.

Tosca Testsuite is very reliable and stable.

No issues encountered.

It is stable.

If the Tosca repository becomes huge in size, then you might face performance issues. Tosca crashes many times and the best practice is to keep saving your work frequently to avoid re-work.

We've had no issues with stability.

There were sometimes issues with stability.

I did not encounter any issues with stability.