RealityCorp Unveils New Automated Testing Framework

RealityCorp, a provider of proprietary automated testing platform, announced the release of ClinTest Web v4.0, an automated testing framework.

ClinTest Web v4.0 provides its clients with a fully validated platform for their test case writing, automatic execution, and objective evidence generation needs.

Moreover, ClinTest Web simplifies automation by mirroring current practices for manual test case creation. ClinTest Web v4.0 has eliminated the challenge and hesitancy of onboarding automation for the first time.

The release is aimed at strengthening RealityCorp's primary focus in delivering next generation automated testing technology solutions for the purposes of expediting the software development lifecycle for both IVR and Web eClinical systems, according to a press statement.

Utilizing Microsoft's .NET (News - Alert) framework for reliability, the ClinTest Web framework enhances the functionality of HP's automation product, Quick Test Professional (QTP), by providing validated custom methods, actions, interactions, script building methodology, run-time interface reporting, and object evidence output generation, company officials said.

Adopting ClinTest Web or Voice as a business solution provides users automation experience for any industry's IVR or Web validation requirements. RealityCorp software is designed to address applicable regulations formulated by the FDA regarding Good Clinical Practices (GCP).

Utilizing the new solution, clients can be assured that their software systems are tested by a program that meets their own high standards for repeatability and safety.

The software also allows testers to utilize ClinTest Web to perform complex and dynamic test scripts against highly critical functionality such as Randomization and Drug Assignment.

Recently, Pronexus (News - Alert) announced its partnership with RealityCorp that is expected to help VBVoice developers, testers, and quality assurance analysts to easily automate the functional testing of their IVR systems using ClinTest Voice.