User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Tools and Checklist | Quick Guide
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is the final phase of the software testing process where actual users test the software to ensure it works in real-world scenarios. UAT aims to validate that the developed software meets the requirements and expectations of its end-users. Here's a quick guide on UAT tools and a checklist to help you perform UAT efficiently. UAT Tools: JIRA : Originally designed for bug tracking, JIRA can be customized to manage user stories, requirements, and UAT test cases. Trello : A visually-appealing tool for managing user stories and tasks. It can also be used for tracking UAT progress with the help of boards and cards. TestRail : A UAT management tool that provides comprehensive software test management capabilities. Tricentis Tosca : Provides a model-based approach to UAT testing and can automate certain aspects of UAT. Usersnap : Enables users to provide feedback directly within the application, making it