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How to Create an Application in suittest for Automated Testing

Setting up an application in suittest is one of the firsts steps toward seamless automated testing. Whether you're testing on desktop, mobile, or web applications, configuring your app correctly ensures a correct test execution. In this guide, you'll learn how to create an application in suittest, link it to your testing environment, and optimize it for efficient no-code test automation

Follow our step-by-step instructions to integrate your app, manage settings, and streamline your test automation workflow

Create an application

When you are logged, and your runner is configured, this means you can create and execute tests

Before the test creation, we must Create an application that we will access from the test:

  • Go to Test Manager -> Test Resources section -> Applications
suittest Test Resources and Apllications
  • If you do not have a folder, you must create one before clicking the Add folder button
  • In Applications you can start to create one, clicking on the three dots icon-> Add Application and then fill the App Name and the Technology (web, mobile or desktop app). Select Create
Create an application for automated tests
  • You have to replace the application URL in the field:
Change Application name

You can also select the desired browser where the application will be launched, and manage more options

Conclusion to building an application in suittest

One of the most important aspects of automated testing is to set up your application in suittest correctly. By proper app configurations, you make sure that your tests execute without a glitch, and your no-code test automation workflow becomes smoother and quality assurance more effective.

With our application established, we could begin executing tests, troubleshooting problems, and sharpening our testing plan to be the most effective. Discover more suittest features that you can use for testing and more guides to getting started.

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