Inflectra SpiraTest Reviews

The use case for Inflectra SpiraTest is to report on defects. It's also useful for writing test cases.

Inflectra SpiraTest is the new kid on the block compared to Jira and Azure. Still, when I started exploring the tool, I realized that it was no different from other tools I've used in the past, but it all boils down to adaptability because the features would always be more or less the same.

I found Inflectra SpiraTest intuitive enough. It's also easy to learn, so this is what I like about it.

The folder organization in Inflectra SpiraTest could be better, though I cannot comment whether that is structure-related.

Most of what I need would probably be in the tool, but as a test manager, I need to be able to create dashboards and reports easily.

My company has been using Inflectra SpiraTest for three years now. I wanted to learn more about it because I'm responsible for evaluating all the tool sets and selecting the best one.

I've only used Inflectra SpiraTest for a week, particularly for one to two hours, but based on the time I've spent on it, in terms of its stability, so far, so good.

Contacting the Inflectra SpiraTest technical support team isn't my domain.

One of the consultants brought Inflectra SpiraTest into my company. From experience, a new consultant would instead choose a tool he's already using and proven to work, so that must be why my company uses Inflectra SpiraTest.

Before I joined the company, I didn't know that the tool existed because I only knew about Jira, Zephyr, and Xray. I've also heard about Azure DevOps. When I came across Inflectra SpiraTest in my company, I had to research and download the documentation to assess how it compares with Azure DevOps.

I didn't have to set up Inflectra SpiraTest. My company provided me with a link, and then I could log into the system.

I Googled the pricing for Inflectra SpiraTest, and it's about $4,000 annually.

Inflectra SpiraTest is on the cloud, mainly deployed on Microsoft Azure.

For now, my rating for Inflectra SpiraTest is seven out of ten, but if I get to use it more, that rating could be higher or lower, but at the moment, it's a seven.

My company is a customer of Inflectra SpiraTest.

Right now, I use it for test cases, that is, to link to other test cases because I need test coverage for the requirements.

Inflectra SpiraTest has a lot of functionality, which is good.

The user interface is slightly complicated and not very consistent. It could be more user friendly.

In my opinion, they are very clever at creating solutions and making adaptations; they focus more on that than creating a great user interface.

I've been using this solution for three months.

We are using the latest version because it's implemented in the cloud.

It has been stable so far, but we have just started on a small scale, and it's too early to tell.

So far, it looks like it will be scalable, but it's too early to tell. 

I haven't contacted technical support recently, but when I did before, I got quite a good response. My first impressions have been good.

I think the threshold to start is quite high, but then it's probably quite high with other solutions too. Once you have learned it (it has so much functionality), it's quite easy to do a lot of things. It's quite powerful, but it takes some time to learn it.

I would advice you to have good training in the beginning, that is, to invest in training. Also, look into getting help to create a proper setup.

I would rate Inflectra SpiraTest at seven on a scale from one to ten.