"...we are using iMacros to automate information quality audits of institutional sites, and also to streamline our information gathering and research tasks without taxing corporate IT resources." -- Alex McKenzie, The World Bank
More and more these days, web development means a lot of testing in various browsers, making changes and adjustments, refreshing, retesting, over and over and over again. Sound familiar? And time-intensive? And boring?
iMacros lets you create solutions for web automation, web scraping or web testing in minutes. It's like the ultimate robot stand-in for all of your web browser testing needs! Whatever you used to do manually, iMacros can do automatically -- stuff like filling out forms, clicking on links, performing inquiries, you name it, iMacros has it. Multiple page forms? Not a problem for iMacros.
With iMacros, you can automatically upload and download text, images, files, even entire web pages.
iMacros also contains a command-line interface and application programming interface (API) to automate more complicated tasks and integrate with other programs or scripts. The Scripting Interface of iMacros is designed as a Component Object Model (COM) object and allows the user to remote control (script) the iMacros Browser, Internet Explorer and Firefox web browser from any Windows programming or scripting language!
Please note: Today's 50% discount applies to the Standard and Enterprise editions of iMacros! Take a look at the comparison matrix to decide which version is right for you and your company.
I know what some of you are thinking -- your sites make heavy use of Java, Flash, Flex, and Silverlight elements, so what good is iMacros? Well, you take those words right back, because iMacros is the only tool that performs in-browser tests of Java, Flash, Flex or Silverlight applets and all AJAX elements!
This promotion includes the following:
iMacros Standard Edition ($495)
iMacros Enterprise Edition ($995)
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- Automate web testing and other web-based tasks.
- Automatically fill out forms, browse links, upload and download text, graphics, files and more!
- Test your web-based application's response to different browsers using user agent emulation.
- Perform in-browser tests of Java, Flash, Flex, and Silverlight web page components.
- Test all AJAX elements!
- Measure the response time of any website at all stages of the process.
- You can download and install a free trial of this software before purchasing
- Download available for: Windows XP, Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit), Windows 8 (32 and 64 bit) and Windows Server 2008, 2012
- Buy with BitsDuJour's promotional coupon code and get all this at a discounted price!
- After you purchase iMacros it may be used indefinitely.
- iMacros is licensed per user, so if more people are going to use iMacros you will need to purchase additional copies.
- Transfer of a license to another owned computer is allowed.
- License activation isn't required. what's this?
- Upgrades to future versions of the software will be free for 12 months. For versions after that, upgrades will require additional payment, which will be discounted by 75%. It will be discounted only if you've purchased the last major version.
- Support is provided for 12 months after your purchase.
- 21 days return policy.
- Prices do not necessarily include taxes, which will vary by country.
- Review what others have to say...
- “At the Independent Evaluation Unit of the World Bank, we are using iMacros Scripting Edition to automate information quality audits of institutional sites, and also to streamline our information gathering and research tasks without taxing corporate IT resources. iMacros' smooth integration with MS Excel and MS Access allow a quick implementation and great flexibility.”- Alex McKenzie, The World Bank, iMacros (Scripting Edition)
- “At the Office of Enrollment Services at Indiana University Bloomington we have been using iMacros to automate data entry tasks into PeopleSoft. We've gradually been adding tasks and business processes, and have saved hundreds of hours of data entry time thus far. Recording the macros was easy; we've spent more time tuning the visual basic scripts to add error handling to account for occasional network inconsistencies, thus insuring that no data is dropped or lost in the event of app server or network interruptions.”- Anne Palmer, Indiana University, iMacros (Scripting Edition)
- “After considering a range of software solutions for integration in their WebTrans QoSM software, Agilent Technologies selected iOpus iMacros as the leading system for the enhancement of their web transaction monitoring functionality. iMacros's short learning curve, intuitive operation, powerful features and cost effectiveness, together with iOpus's demonstrated commitment to support, made the decision to select iMacros as component of the Agilent Technologies WebTrans software, an easy one.”- Agilent Technologies, iMacros (Enterprise Bundle)
- “I purchased iMacros to use with PeopleSoft to handle 'setup tables'. (multiple pages requiring similar information that take a long time to do manually). I was very happy with the performance. All I had to do was record a script of me entering data on one page. Save the recording. Then, edit the saved 'script' to have different data. Then, I could run it again and it was so much faster than entering all of those pages manually. I also used it to create some test data, which required data entry into several different Peoplesoft 'Components' (or menu groups). iMacros worked great.”- Pat Leary, PeopleSoft, iMacros (Pro Edition)
- “I am responsible for the building and room inventory of all 10M GSF of space we have and the database is web-based. With 32 data elments per room record, you can imagine what a wonderful thing iMacros loop is when you have to change one or two elements on hundreds of records.”- Lorilyne Pinkerton, Florida State University, iMacros (Pro Edition)
- “Thanks! This solution is killer for our cross platform / cross browser testing! I have a VM setup in VirtualBox, and I pointed all of the paths to the same place on the host, so I have one folder for macros, shared by IE / XP , Firefox XP and Firefox Linux 64. The ability to have one macro language work in different browsers, is huge.”- Pete Smith, GenomeQuest, iMacros (Scripting Edition)
