Software GUI testing is a necessary evil when bringing your application to market, but complex applications can turn the quality assurance period into a costly and time-consuming affair. You need to extend your testing efforts beyond just confirming that your buttons and mouse clicks work correctly. To truly ensure a bug-free release, you also need to run your software through the same usage patterns as a real human being would - and that involves moving the cursor around, scrolling, opening and closing dialog boxes, all of that!

You could spend a lot of money hiring and training folks to serve as manual testers, or you could automate this entire process by using RoutineBot.

RoutineBot is a visual software interface testing application that lets you to emulate the manual actions of a live tester! Run your interface through its paces by simulating the running and closing of applications, mouse actions (such as click, double-click, mouse up/down), window scrolling, and text entry. RoutineBot runs through all of the actions in your script, then returns the results and automatically processes any errors or warnings.

You'll appreciate RoutineBot's Pascal-like syntax, which allows you to create scripts with variables, cycles, procedures and functions. With this much flexibility, you'll eliminate your dependence on manual testing!