Store and access tests, components, application areas, and resource files in a project, when OpenText Functional Testing is connected to OpenText Application Quality Management.

See ALM-UFT One integration.

Run your UFT Developer tests from OpenText Application Quality Management.

See Integrate UFT Developer and ALM.

Run tests of your mobile applications directly from OpenText Application Quality Management. These tests access the mobile devices and applications from your OpenText Functional Testing Lab server and post the test results in OpenText Application Quality Management.

See Integration with OpenText Functional Testing Lab and the OpenText Functional Testing Lab help.

Run tests in OpenText Application Quality Management and automatically inject test sets and test runs to OpenText Software Delivery Management.

See Integration with OpenText Software Delivery Management.

OpenText Professional Performance Engineering Analysis works together with OpenText Application Quality Management. OpenText Application Quality Management provides an efficient method for storing and retrieving scenario and analysis results. You can store results in a project and organize them into unique groups.

See the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering help.

Run OpenText Application Quality Management manual tests in Sprinter.

See Configure Sprinter and the Sprinter help.

Store your Service Virtualization projects as test resources in OpenText Application Quality Management. This can facilitate the use of the virtual services by other users, or by testing tools.

See ALM-Service Virtualization integration.

The integration with OpenText Application Quality Management is provided as part of the Application Automation Tools plugin.

For a list of plugins that must be installed on the Jenkins server to enable ALM integration, see Jenkins integrations.

A post-build action is introduced for the OpenText Application Automation Tools plugin (short for plugin): Upload test result to ALM using field mapping. This post-build action allows you to upload test results from an XML file to OpenText Application Quality Management. The test results can come from tests running in any frameworks or tools, not limited to JUnit, NUnit, or TestNG. After the upload, the plugin will update or create tests, test sets, test instances, and test runs of corresponding types in OpenText Application Quality Management. See Integrate with external tests.

Enable Jira users to continue planning and working in Jira, with immediate visibility into the quality processes being managed in OpenText Application Quality Management. This plugin helps Jira users understand test coverage and pass/fail status, while providing QA with full visibility and alignment to the development process being managed in Jira.

See Test Management for Jira plugin.

Allows Azure DevOps users to continue planning and working in Azure DevOps with immediate visibility into the quality processes being managed in OpenText Application Quality Management. This extension helps Azure DevOps users understand test coverage and pass/fail status, while providing QA with full visibility and alignment to the development process being managed in Azure DevOps.

See Test Management extension for Azure DevOps.

Upload requirements, tests, and defects from Microsoft Excel directly to OpenText Application Quality Management.

See Microsoft Excel add-in.

Export requirement data or test plan data from a Microsoft Word document directly to the Requirements module or Test Plan module.

See Microsoft Word add-in.

Upload requirements, tests, and defects from Google Sheets directly to OpenText Application Quality Management.

See Google Sheets add-in.

Integrate PPM requests with OpenText Application Quality Management defects or requirements. Integrate PPM projects or tasks with OpenText Application Quality Management releases.

See the PPM help.

Microsoft Teams

Send instant messages to users working on OpenText Application Quality Management entities.

See Send instant messages.