No automation tool could cover the full flow across web, desktop, and Java applications.
Selenium only handled the web layer, leaving desktop and Java testing manual.
Tricentis Tosca was evaluated but couldn't automate the end-to-end PLM flow either.
Element identification on the PLM web platform was fragile and broke with every UI change.
Regression testing ran in disconnected chunks instead of one continuous flow, slowing every release.
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Low-code authoring the whole QA team could use, not developers alone.
A live demo proved Sahi Pro could automate Catia, something Selenium and Tosca both failed to do.
One engine covering web, desktop, and SAP without stitching together separate tools.
Stable element identification meant scripts survived UI changes instead of breaking every release.