C9UAT

C9UAT is a simple but useful tool for performing user acceptance test (UAT). It allows user to create project, add test items, invite testers and stakeholders to a project.
Once a project is set, testers can update the test status and the result will be reflected to all project participants using the app. Besides, if a critical test status (PASSED or FAILED) is set for a test item, all project personnels will be push-notified if push notifiction is turned on for the app. Moreover, the app can generate a brief project report in spreadsheet format and email to all owner, testers and stakeholders.

Registration is required to use the app. It is free and allows user to hold one project - a project can have two other testers, three stakeholders and ten test items.
A project owner is already a tester and stakeholder. A tester need to be a registered user, and accept the invitation from project owner in order update any test status. However, stakeholder only requires to accept project owner's inivitation, but need not to be a user of the app if he/she only wishes to receive project report thru email.

To start a UAT, just add a new project, fill in the basic information, such as project name, dates, priority, etc. Then 'Edit' the project by adding test items into it. Invite testers and stakeholders to join the project using their email addresses. Tester requires to use the app for accepting the invitation. Stakeholder can choose whether using the app or just using the hyperlink in the email to accept the invitation.

Only project owner and testers are able to update test status. All current test status will be shown in 'Project Details'. Update of major test status will be recorded and update of critical status will also trigger push notification to all logged-in project personnels (if push notification is turned on). Project owner can also generate project report from 'Project Details'. The report will be in spreadsheet format (.xlsx) and send to all project personnels thru email.

In-app purchase is provided for subscribing different service levels in order to increase the number of projects and test items. Show More