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    Zucchetti case study

    75% time saved. Zucchetti turned to AskUI to automate testing for their mobile application, overcoming limitations of traditional tools.

    Environment

    Enterprise Software

    Zucchetti turned to AskUI to automate testing for their mobile application, overcoming limitations of traditional tools.

    AskUI setup

    Vision-first automation

    With AskUI, Zucchetti accelerated their testing, improved coverage, and enhanced product stability, all supported by responsive Customer Support/Success and innovative automation features.

    Measured result

    75% time saved

    130 automated tests (planning 150 regression tests)

    Discover how Zucchetti, a leading provider of business software solutions, leveraged AskUI to transform their mobile application testing and automation processes.

    In this customer interview, Kevin Schneider from Zucchetti shares his team's journey, the challenges they faced, and the tangible benefits they've realized with AskUI's AI-powered automation platform.

    Tangible Results

    • Manual Regression Testing: No longer required; process automated
    • Test Process Structure: Restructured, automated, more efficient
    • Customer Stability: Significantly improved, fewer critical issues
    • Reporting: More reports generated (e.g., Xray reports in Azure DevOps)
    • Automated Tests: 130 tests currently; planning 150 regression tests (previously 25-30 smoke tests)
    • Functional Validations: 250-300 (e.g., payments, bookings, inventory)
    • Code Base: ~6,000 lines (AskUI commands + TypeScript)

    Why Zucchetti Chose AskUI

    The main reason was that their software is a mobile application and runs on a .NET canvas element, traditional solutions with an id-based object recognition like Selenium simply didn't work in this context. Another important factor was that AskUI is a German company, which means short communication paths and easier collaboration.

    The Impact

    Zucchetti adopted AskUI to automate and improve the testing of their mobile application, which previously relied on manual, time-consuming processes. The main motivation was AskUI's unique ability to handle .NET canvas-based mobile apps, something traditional solutions struggled with. Since implementation, Zucchetti has seen faster test cycles, better coverage, and more stable releases. Customer Support/Success played a pivotal role in their positive experience, offering responsive and effective assistance. Today, Zucchetti runs hundreds of automated tests and has significantly restructured its quality assurance processes, leading to greater reliability and efficiency.

    Results

    Measured outcomes from the deployment.

    • 130 automated tests (planning 150 regression tests)
    • 250-300 functional validations
    • No longer required manual regression testing
    • Restructured, automated, more efficient test process
    • Significantly improved customer stability
    • More reports generated (e.g., Xray reports in Azure DevOps)
    • ~6,000 lines of modularized test code
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