QA Touch + QA Touch API

Automate & Integrate Test Management Seamlessly




Features + Benefits
Custom Automation
Tailor the integration to fit your specific workflows and automate repetitive tasks to cut manual effort.
Better Reporting & Analytics
Gain deeper insights into your testing processes by combining data across different platforms.
Cost-Effective Management
Reduce the time and resources spent on manual data entry and updates.
Trusted by QA Teams worldwide
Real people with life changing results

QA Touch offers a lot of great functionalities to manage the testing life cycle of the products. It is simple to use and really powerful.
Nicolas Bruna
Product Manager at Smartfense

Streamline Your Testing Lifecycle

QA Touch has greatly improved our testing efficiency. Its intuitive interface simplifies test case management, and seamless integration with bug-tracking tools streamlines communication between teams.
Emmanuel Njoroge
QA Manager, SkillCat, Kenya

Streamline Your Testing Lifecycle

QA Touch is a user-friendly product that is currently changing the way we test. The QA Touch Team is always willing to assist with issues and requests are dealt with very quickly.
Magda Harmse
SQA Manager at Lexis Nexis

Streamline Your Testing Lifecycle
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing
How do you integrate API?
API integration involves connecting different software applications by sending requests and receiving responses between systems using protocols like REST or SOAP.
What is the difference between API and integration?
An API is an interface that allows software components to communicate, while integration refers to connecting multiple systems to work together seamlessly using APIs.
How many types of API integration are there?
There are various types, including REST API integration, SOAP integration, Webhooks, SDK integrations, and GraphQL-based integrations.
How to apply API integration?
API integration involves obtaining API credentials, setting up authentication, sending requests using endpoints, and handling responses within an application.
What is API and JSON?
An API enables communication between systems, while JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight format used to exchange data in API responses.
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