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Case Study: WalkMe saves 4 working days a month on regression with Applitools

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Key facts · TL;DR
Company
WalkMe
Industry
Software & Technology (Digital adoption platform)
Challenge
Manual testing could not guarantee UI quality everywhere
Headline result
4 working days saved per month on regression cycles

Key results

4 days
Working days saved per month
on regression cycles
20%+
Improvement in regressions/UI bugs caught pre-release
15,000+
Visual checkpoints per week
3 → 10
Browsers covered

The challenge

WalkMe needed to guarantee a consistent user experience across many browser and app versions, which was difficult to cover reliably with manual testing. Investigating each visual issue manually was slow and pulled the test-automation team away from higher-value work.

The solution

WalkMe adopted Applitools Eyes for automated visual UI testing, using its cloud dashboard and playback comparison alongside Selenium, a Java framework and TeamCity CI.

You're looking at 30 minutes per bug without Applitools, compared to 5 minutes with.

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Nir Pinchas
Head of Test Automation, WalkMe

The results, in context

With Applitools, WalkMe ran over 15,000 visual checkpoints per week and completed all visual UI tests in five to six hours per cycle, versus weeks with manual effort. The team reported over 20% improvement in regressions and UI bugs caught pre-release, expanded coverage from 3 to 10 browsers, and saved an average of 4 working days per month, equivalent to about two months of man-hours per year.

Products used

Applitools Applitools EyesApplitools Visual AI