AnalytiQa connectors

A Unified View of Your Entire Testing Ecosystem

analytiQa is built to be the central command center for all your quality data. We achieve this through a combination of dedicated, native supported connectors for major enterprise platforms and broad support for the industry-standard report formats used by dozens of other popular tools.

Dedicated Enterprise Connectors

For enterprise-grade platforms, we build dedicated connectors to ensure the deepest and most reliable integration possible.

Our purpose-built connector agent connects directly to your Tosca repository to pull comprehensive execution lists and test case data.

This provides deep insights that go far beyond what a standard report can offer.

Broad Ecosystem Support (via JUnit & NUnit Formats)

Unlock powerful insights by consolidating all your test results in one place. Analytiqa makes it easy by supporting the most common open-source automation tools. As long as your tool can export reports in JUnit (XML), NUnit (XML), or JSON, you can connect it to our platform. Browse the list below to find the right tool for your stack.

These are the foundational, code-centric frameworks used to write and run unit, integration, and end-to-end tests across various programming languages.

These tools are designed to automate user interactions with an application’s graphical user interface (GUI). They simulate real user actions like clicking buttons, filling forms, and navigating through web pages or mobile app screens to verify that the front-end works as expected..

This is the foundational layer of testing, supported natively.

These tools test the application’s business logic layer directly. They interact with APIs and web services by sending requests and validating responses, allowing you to test functionality without a user interface, which results in faster and more stable tests.

These tools focus on creating tests that are easily understandable by both technical and non-technical stakeholders. They use a natural language syntax (like Gherkin’s Given-When-Then) to describe application behavior.

analytiQa ingests the test results that are generated and managed by your CI/CD pipelines.

Don’t see your tool on the list?

Using standard formats gives flexibility. Many modern testing tools have options to export results in JUnit XML format due to its widespread adoption. If you’re unsure if your tool is compatible, get in touch with our team