Continuous Testing with Leapwork

Easy to learn, easy to use

With the shortest learning curve on the market, you can introduce, build and benefit from automation quickly.

Maximize productivity

Enable more people to automate, reduce resource bottlenecks and free up time to focus on UAT and exploratory testing.

Reduce time to market

Speed up the delivery of digital platforms and enhanced back-office systems for happier customers and employees.

Don’t tolerate downtime

Reduce human error, lower risk, protect business continuity, and have full confidence in application and process quality.

Enable every member of the team to contribute

Leapwork's visual, no-code GUI provides a common language that people with different skills and expertise - including business analysts and product managers - can use to communicate and collaborate on automation.

Low maintenance for maximum efficiency

With hyper-visual debugging capabilities and reusability built-in, Leapwork makes it easier than ever before to maintain your test suite as requirements grow.

Don’t wait for feedback

Leapwork serves as a direct feedback engine to your development teams, so your QA engineers can implement a “fail fast” approach to identify and fix problems earlier.

Built for DevOps

Comes with a wide range of governance features, including tamper-proof audit logs, video-based reporting, shared assets, video-based reporting and role-based access control.

Integrates with existing IT

Integrates seamlessly with all DevOps orchestrators from Jenkins to Azure DevOps, for the rapid feedback needed to find and solve problems quickly.

Orchestrate easily

Leapwork is designed to provide transparency of activities and responsibilities at every stage, for the visibility you need to run tests as efficiently as possible.

Efficient automation

Continuously run tests as applications and software are developed. When there is a change in code, let Leapwork find bugs and report back.

Maximum test stability

Smart algorithms identify UI objects used in test cases. This means flows become stable and require very little maintenance when the system under test changes.