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QA Touch + BugZilla

Fix your bugs promptly with BugZilla integration

Efficient Bug Tracking & Test Management

Seamlessly integrate QA Touch with BugZilla for real-time defect tracking and test management. Automate updates, eliminate duplicate entries, and streamline your QA process for faster issue resolution.
Improved Efficiency​
Eliminate duplicate bug entries and streamline your QA process for faster issue resolution.
Simplified Issue Management

Seamlessly connect QA Touch with BugZilla for efficient bug tracking and test management.

Effortless Integration
Easily integrate BugZilla with QA Touch to enhance your defect management workflow.
Automatic Updates
Automatically log defects in BugZilla as they’re created in QA Touch, ensuring real-time synchronization.

Features + Benefits

Powerful features designed to streamline testing, enhance collaboration, and drive efficiency with intelligent automation.

Steady Syncing

Automatically sync defects between QA Touch and BugZilla in real time.

Unified Tracking

Track and manage all bugs and defects across both platforms for better efficiency.

Systematic QA Process

Reduce extra work and speed up bug resolution with automated updates.

Trusted by QA Teams worldwide

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Real people with life changing results

Insights from QA Teams on QA Touch’s Impact

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the product and billing

Is Bugzilla still used?

Yes, Bugzilla is still used, especially in open-source projects and some enterprises for bug tracking. However, many companies have migrated to more modern tools like Jira.

Jira is a feature-rich project management tool with Agile support, while Bugzilla is a simpler, dedicated bug-tracking system. Jira offers integrations and workflows, whereas Bugzilla focuses solely on defect tracking.

Companies like Mozilla and open-source projects still rely on Bugzilla for tracking issues and managing bug reports.

Log in, navigate to the project, click “New Bug,” enter details like severity and description, and submit the report.

Yes, Bugzilla can be accessed online through hosted versions or self-deployed instances.

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