
Ken TestMan helps you to manage your testing:
It also includes support for managing your environments and releases, linking these to test executions to give you a full picture of your testing.More work in less time: Your team can quickly and easily share their work and re-use the work of others. Copy Test Cases from other projects, include other people's Test Cases in your Test Suite, etc.
Better documentation of your testing: By making it easy for them, your team will be able to more thoroughly document what they're doing, giving you more accurate information.
Know what you need to do: Which requirements aren't covered, how many tests have been written, how many have passed/failed etc.
Visibility of testing: Project Managers and developers can now see how testing is progressing and how they can help.
Meet deadlines: You can instantly see the problem areas for testing; Test Cases aren't being written quickly enough; the defect discovery rate is too high etc . Which means you can plan to address them; more resources, reduce scope, extend deadline etc.
Informed decisions: Real time reports and statistics ensure that you have the information you need to make decisions. Never go to a meeting uninformed again!
Full testing lifecycle support From documenting the requirements, through creating and executing tests, to managing defects and environments, Ken TestMan provides the framework for efficient, effective testing.
Familiar Interface A Windows like folder tree to allow you to organise your test cases and requirements in a way that is familiar and makes sense to you.
No limits The commercial versions have no built in limits and are sold on a per-server license, so it won't cost you more to add more users.
Custom fields You can add your own fields to items such as Test Cases and Requirements allowing you to store the information you want to see.
Configurable views Change the fields you see in Ken TestMan, bring your information into view.
Realtime Reports View reports to see your progress, how many test cases created, how many executed, how many failed etc.