mabl Reviews & Product Details

Mabl is an extremely easy SAS testing system with great value and ROI that is both reliable and well built. It even comes with local installation tools and runners to lower dependence on their cloud executions.

I like that it has a branching system to make sure I can work on updates without breaking the master test suite.

Another great feature is their machine learning and auto-fix system. It can lower the maintenance need for small interface changes (a button that change place for example)

Still, you have to make sure it is well used because it can sometimes identify another component if the one searched is not available. I tend to make sure it's activated only when the component I interact with is unique in the page.

I also like the fact that you can manage to validate emails and PDF files with the included tools.

This being said, I want to say that one of their major hit is their team and support. They are just great at interacting with customers and upgrading their tools according to the requests.

They are realy open to know what improvement can help make their tool better, and they are making sure their development is in line with their customer needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Well it's a SAS system. If you want to move your test you can ask them to extract them and give them to you, but it would be nice to have the test code synched in our github repos.

Also the branching system is nice, but it does not manage merge conflicts if your master test was updated while working on a branch. It just overites the change, be carefull Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mabl makes it so easy for QAs without a development background to start scripting automated tests. The trainer is really simple to start using and gives any venturing newcomer almost instant confidence in their ability to record a test. It doesn't stop there, though, because the Mabl team continues building so many higher-level functions beyond that point that, with enough growing courage, a truly interested user can acquire the skills to automate just about anything in their app. It's amazing at not just building better quality on a website, but building more skilled testers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Such a robust tool is never without bugs, and Mabl is no exception. Every now and then, I bump into steps that don't work even though they should—it's just the nature of software.

Can I switch back to something I like, though? Because when I do inevitably bump into those errors, I get to interact with the single most helpful and responsive support team I've ever seen. Any problem I've encountered has been received, verified, reported, resolved with incredible haste. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not to have to write Selenium tests for our software Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Inconsistencies in testing environments Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The mabl application is very intuitive and easy to pick up and learn, even for non-technical users. Using the trainer allows for quick test creation, which leads to getting quite a bit of automated coverage in a short time period. The application also allows you to get more technical where you need to; by using selectors, conditionals, and Javascript. The desktop application is easy to navigate and provides a wealth of information informing you at a glance how the tests are running and performing. The auto-healing feature is very useful, making tests more bulletproof and reliable. Support is very responsive and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Mabl trainer recorder is, at times, inaccurate with its selections and assertions if there are very similar elements displayed on the screen at the same time (IE rows of information with similar buttons or data). However, these instances can quickly be addressed using a CSS or XPath selector. I would like to see more support of XPATHs when running tests in headless mode. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tool's simplicity and straightforwardness enable our organization to spend more time in carefully planning, analyzing, and prioritizing what needs to be automated and be able to automate and deliver the tests in a small amount of time. This way, the QA/Automation engineers are not only technical experts, but they are also well-versed in the business criticality of the different system functionalities. mabl also caters to varying levels of technicality of a QA/Automation engineer without compromising the quality of the output. A manual QA tester who does not have any technical background, a QA Engineer who has some level of technical knowledge, an Automation Engineer/Developer with an excellent technical background can all use the tool with varying approaches and styles but still come up with an effective and efficient automated test. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a few functionalities that we wish will become available in the tool to help address some of our challenges. But the mabl Support and mabl Engineers have been really helpful in identifying and providing workarounds that we could apply to solve some of the challenges we have encountered while using mabl. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Below are the critical features of MABL:

1. Brilliant record and playback feature.

2. Genius provision to add quick assertions.

3. JS snippets available to script independently on the available features.

4. Excellent auto-heal feature and feasibility to exclusively turn it off or on for each step.

5. Rapid test results with parallel execution.

6. Significance of content changes using Visual Testing.

7. Readiness of multiple environments for the same base scripts.

8.Convenience of environment-level variables.

9. 24x7 Support. A huge help in understanding the features and support on complex scenarios. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The following could help Mabl user better:

1. Marking whole plan as fail for few failures. It's alarming. Process should be different from Dev deployment to Testing application. Failures are inevitable!!

2. Having no ability to add or remove tests from plan in bulk.

3. No ability to filter failures. Auto categoring the failure based on previous results.

4. False positives w.r.t auto-heal, visual testing alert. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Every test can be assured by doing simple assertions, Mabl helps a lot to cover all smoke tests necessary for my app, and no matter the amount of tests the tool tells me how much coverage I have for my system displayed in simple graphs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mabl has plugged with Microsoft Teams, Azure DevOps, but it does not have any integration with Team Foundation Server as it does with JIRA. It would help for projects that work entirely with Microsoft tools Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the Mabl record and playback feature and low code feature. It can be implemented with a quick turnaround. I always enjoy the low code feature for other non-technical QA to use the tools as well. Support is excellent gets your questions answered the same day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the features are not there yet for the user who wants to customize their test cases. For example, loop within a loop or flow within a flow. Feature to extract a value based on XPath is not there yet but can be accomplished by JavaScript. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

mabl is an easy-to-use tool for automated testing. It helps us to write tests faster. I loved how it easily integrates with source control and pipelines. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ability to generate reports and improved support for plan runs through mabl desktop app, support for datatables in desktop app Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Currently in my favorite thing about Mabl is the API integration. Makes life so much easier that I can kick off a mabl test Instead of running through postman or Paw Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Once in a while will get a false failure on a test From loading the page, but it could be a ratelimit issue on our end.

Mabl's been great, no major dislikes Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.