Leapwork is a no-code automation platform that allows users to create, execute, and maintain automated tests and business processes using a visual, flowchart-based interface. It is designed to make automation accessible to both technical and non-technical users, enabling organizations to accelerate their automation initiatives without requiring extensive programming skills.
No-Code Automation:
Visual Flowcharts: Users create automation workflows using a drag-and-drop interface, which visually represents the steps in the test or business process.
Reusable Components: Build reusable components and sub-flows to simplify complex automation tasks and promote consistency across tests.
Cross-Platform Support:
Web Automation: Automate web applications across different browsers and devices.
Desktop Automation: Automate desktop applications, including those built on legacy technologies.
Mainframe Automation: Support for automating mainframe applications.
Built-in Reporting and Analytics:
Detailed Reporting: Provides detailed execution reports, logs, and dashboards to help users analyze test results and identify issues.
Real-Time Monitoring: Monitor automation runs in real-time and get instant feedback on the status of tests.
Integration:
CI/CD Integration: Integrates with popular CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, Azure DevOps, and GitLab, enabling continuous testing in the development pipeline.
API Integration: Provides APIs for integrating Leapwork with other tools and systems in the software development and testing ecosystem.
Collaboration and Scalability:
Team Collaboration: Enables multiple users to collaborate on creating and maintaining automation workflows.
Scalability: Supports distributed execution and can scale to handle large volumes of automated tests and business processes.
Security and Compliance:
Data Security: Ensures that automation data is secure and compliant with industry standards.
Audit Trails: Maintains audit logs of automation activities for compliance and traceability.
Use Cases:
Automated Testing:
Functional Testing: Automate functional tests for web and desktop applications to ensure they work as expected.
Regression Testing: Quickly run regression tests to verify that new changes do not break existing functionality.
Data-Driven Testing: Use data sets to run tests with different inputs and validate application behavior.
Business Process Automation:
Repetitive Tasks: Automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks to improve efficiency and reduce human error.
Workflow Automation: Streamline business workflows by automating processes such as data entry, report generation, and file transfers.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA):
Legacy Systems: Automate interactions with legacy systems that lack modern APIs.
Back Office Operations: Automate back-office operations such as invoicing, order processing, and customer support tasks.