Install UFT One

For information about installing and upgrading UFT One, as well as managing and using supported license types, see Installation.

Keep your version current. Upgrading to the latest version ensures that you benefit from all the latest features and developments, including fixes and security updates. For more details, see the UFT One version upgrade hub.

New to UFT One?

Follow the steps in the tutorial.

See UFT One tutorials.

Ready to start testing?

See Testing types in UFT One for the types of testing you can perform using UFT One.

Learn more

To try out UFT One and access additional resources and case studies, see the UFT One product page.

GUI testing

Use UFT One's keyword-driven testing method to create GUI test steps early and maintain them with only minor updates.

Use actions, steps, test objects, checkpoints, function libraries, and parameters to create your test.

Then, run the test and view the test results, including details about each step and checkpoint used.

See GUI test design.

API testing

UFT One's API (service) testing solution provides tools for the construction and execution of functional tests for headless (GUI-less) systems or the back-end of applications with a GUI.

Create API tests using standard, service, or custom activities, as well as checkpoints, parameters, and custom code.

See API test design.

Combined testing

UFT One enables you to integrate GUI and API tests in a single test run. 

See Run API Tests with GUI Tests.

Integrated testing

UFT One integrates with numerous other OpenText testing tools:

• ALM
• BPT
• Digital Lab
• Sprinter
• Service Virtualization
• Network Virtualization

Integration with CI systems

Run UFT One tests as part of your continuous integration processes.

See:

• UFT One and Jenkins
• UFT One and Bamboo
• UFT One and Azure DevOps Server or Services

Cloud testing

Leverage cloud environments when testing with UFT One.

Open instances of UFT One from Amazon Web Services and run your tests directly from these individual sessions.

See the UFT One page on Amazon and the UFT and AWS: Driving Continuous Quality through Simplified Functional Testing blog.