Multiple applications per project and faster environment switching

Test Multiple Applications from One Project

Managing separate QA.tech projects for each application creates overhead and fragments your testing workflow—so we added support for multiple applications within a single project. How It Works Unified Project Management:

Managing separate QA.tech projects for each application creates overhead and fragments your testing workflow—so we added support for multiple applications within a single project.

How It Works

Unified Project Management: Configure and manage multiple distinct web applications (frontend, backend, admin panel) from one central project, eliminating the need to switch between separate projects.
Cross-Application Testing: Create tests that span multiple applications in a single flow, like testing your main app and admin dashboard together, with all results consolidated in one place.
Simplified Reporting: View test results, metrics, and health status across all your applications in a single dashboard, making it easier to understand your overall quality posture.

Configure multiple applications in your project settings under Applications, where you can add URLs, set base paths, and manage configurations for each application independently.

Switch Between Environments Effortlessly

Manually updating URLs and configurations when switching between staging and production environments slows down testing workflows—so we added support for multiple environments per application. How It Works Per-Applicatio

Manually updating URLs and configurations when switching between staging and production environments slows down testing workflows—so we added support for multiple environments per application.

How It Works

Per-Application Environments: Define multiple environments (staging, production, development) for each application in your project, with unique URLs and configurations specific to each environment.
One-Click Switching: Switch between environments instantly when running tests, eliminating manual URL changes and configuration updates that previously required editing test cases.
Environment-Specific Configs: Set environment-specific authentication credentials, base URLs, and settings that automatically apply when tests run against that environment.

Configure environments in your project settings under Applications, where you can add staging, production, and custom environments with their own URLs and configurations for seamless testing across your deployment pipeline.

Test Multiple Applications from One Project

Switch Between Environments Effortlessly

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