WebSureQTool overview: what it is, who it helps, and what you keep
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What it is A desktop-first QA automation workspace for Web UI + API testing. It produces portable files you keep (no vendor lock‑in) and supports regulated, audit-ready workflows. Why it’s needed - Teams need automation they can own, review, and migrate—not a black box. - Regulated organizations need evidence artifacts and clear boundaries around sensitive data. - Engineering teams need fast, repeatable regression checks without turning the repo into “test spaghetti”. Benefits - Portable artifacts (suite.yaml, dataset.csv, run.json, report.html, junit.xml). - Database-less approach keeps storage/retention in your control. - Supports developers, QA, release managers, and product owners with a shared workflow and evidence trail. How to use it in WebSureQTool 1) Install the desktop app and choose a Workspace folder (your storage). 2) Import/validate browser drivers (Chrome/Edge) if you run Web UI automation. 3) Create suites (YAML) and optional datasets (CSV/JSON). 4) Run suites in the Run Panel to generate logs + run.json + reports (Pro adds history). 5) Use the Assistant/Guides to standardize how teams author and maintain suites.