Ranorex Studio Reviews

Our usage was at least seven to eight months ago. We have web-based and desktop Windows applications, and automating the desktop applications was challenging. Ranorex provided the necessary keywords, especially for our shallow testing needs.

We did a couple of POCs using this solution. But at the end of the day, we went on with creating our own framework. So, we used it for a POC to check its working and feasibility analysis within our organization.

Ranorex is what we found more secure. They allowed installation on your machine, and the reports don't go to the internet. Being in a financial organization, we want our reports to remain confidential, not part of the public domain or public cloud. So that was one thing. 

Besides the flexibility that Ranorex offers, I'm an automation developer, and I appreciate the flexibility in terms of customization and other features. On the other hand, Katalon, or Test Project, uploads results to the public cloud and has a dependency on adding your own keywords and functions.

Data security was prime for us. Being able to download and run tests on our local machines was a big plus. The flexibility Ranorex offers in terms of customization is outstanding. My team provides solutions to different teams, including those with limited technical expertise. 

Ranorex's user-friendly interface allows even non-technical users to automate with a minimal learning curve. So, the learning curve is less. The solution is accessible even to non-technical users with a shorter learning curve.

A team of five technicians at our company use the solution for web automation. 

The solution is fast and includes built-in libraries that record and playback.

Quality is expected because the solution is a Microsoft product. 

Ranorex Studio is an automation tool, that is primarily used to automate web and desktop applications.

Object identification is good. It is easy to identify and convenient for scripting as well, which is a good thing for us.

I develop some test scripts on this solution.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward. 

The solution is intuitive and pretty self-sustaining. You don't need a lot of help with it in terms of setup or assistance. 

The product is stable.

Technical support is responsive and helpful.

We have a legacy desktop, so we've got a couple of legacy desktop apps — one written in Delphi 6 and another in .NET — but they're all done by installers.  So we were looking for a toolset that can interact and do some automation against desktop applications. The toolset was here when I came on board about five years ago, but it wasn't utilized. However, we've put it into play since then.

I'm from a UFT background, so Ranorex Studio has a similar feel in terms of how it handles objects. It just felt familiar even though I'd never seen it before. However, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of UFT, but it's a pretty good start, and it's cost-effective.

We use the solution for screen-based navigation.

The solution has its advantages, as it supports virtual machines. Thus, we can integrate it with the DevOps processes and Jenkins server.

We are a software developer and we use Ranorex Studio to test our own software before it's released to the óinsurance industry.

The most valuable feature of Ranorex Studio is its user-friendly interface.

We use Ranorex for automating the testing of the GUI components in our applications.

Code Conversion is one of the great features because sometimes, the automation tool doesn't have the capability of maneuvering around two specific evaluations. Using the code conversion option means that you can easily write the code the way you want.