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Reliable Test Automation for CI/CD.
Automatic sync, stable elements, and distributed execution without race conditions.
- Teams that rely on sahi pro
- Why test automation fails in CI/CD
Three Ways Tests Break in CI/CD Pipelines
Tests That Pass Locally and Fail in CI
The most common automation failure pattern tests that rely on hardcoded waits often pass on faster local machines but fail in CI, turning timing differences into ignored build failures.
Flaky Tests That Erode Trust in the Pipeline
Flaky tests turn the pipeline into noise by failing unpredictably, teaching teams to rerun builds instead of trusting them as real quality gates.
Parallel Execution That Creates Race Conditions
Parallel execution speeds up CI in theory, but shared state, data, or records can create race conditions that force teams back to slower sequential runs.
- Built to work the with CI/CD
Three Capabilities That Make Tests Reliable in Production Pipeline
Flowcharts turns every major automation pattern into a drag-and-drop interface. Conditional logic, data-driven testing, and suite dependencies without writing a single line of code.
Automatic Synchronisation - No Manual Waits, No Race Conditions
Sahi Pro automatically waits for true readiness across local, QA, and CI environments, eliminating hardcoded waits, timing failures, and race conditions.
Stable Tests That Do Not Break Between Commits
Sahi Pro uses labels, context, and element relationships instead of brittle selectors, keeping tests stable through UI changes and repeated commits.
Managed Parallel Execution Without Thread Conflicts
Sahi Pro manages parallel and distributed execution by handling dependencies and result aggregation automatically, accelerating runs without manual conflict management.
- Teams running Sahi Pro
What CI/CD Integration Looks Like When It Works
Mahindra Comviva automated thousands of test cases with Sahi Pro and reduced ongoing regression effort by 90%
Sahi Pro has been ideal solution for our web test automation needs with one tool addressing various web technologies. Its adoption is an exciting journey in which the test coverage is increasing constantly within Mahindra Comviva.
Mahesh VG,
Technical Manager, Mahindra Comviva
ITG reduced regression cycle time by 50%, cutting a 10-day manual process to 5 days with Sahi Pro.
Sahi Pro Automation tool has been built with the QA fraternity in mind and does not require advanced software programming skills. It is easy to use across multiple browsers and the support from the Sahi team is always prompt.
Basheer Shaik,
Head of QA, ITG
SmartEtailing uses Sahi Pro to run regression automation as part of its daily production release cycle.
I rely on it each day as we release to production every day. It works out of the box across browsers. Much less coding and configuration than using Selenium.
Mandi Papich
Manager Testing Automation QA, SmartEtailing
DirectPath’s Senior QA relies on automation that keeps pace with continuous product changes.
Support for refactoring and maintaining tests has been an amazing feature. As the products evolve so do the automation suites.
Monica Becerra,
Senior QA, DirectPath
ChartWise got regression tests running quickly with Sahi Pro, turning failure logs into clear signals of real product changes.
I wish I would have found this product sooner. I was able to get our products regression tests up and running very quickly. Post running the regression tests against every build, now a failure in the log is one that tells me that something has changed, a bug has been introduced. Sahi is a time saver.
Linda Markhart,
Principal QA Engineer, ChartWise
- What your pipeline can execute
Every Test Type You Can Run as a Pipeline Step
Regression
testing
Full suite or targeted subset, triggered on every commit or release
Smoke
testing
Fast, focused suite that verifies core functionality on every build
Functional
testing
Individual feature verification triggered when relevant modules change
Cross-browser
testing
The same test suite executed in parallel across all target browsers
API
testing
REST and SOAP service validation integrated into the pipeline as a step
Integration
testing
End-to-end workflows spanning web, desktop, and API layers
Database
validation
Backend state verification after application transactions
Mobile application
testing
iOS and Android native application testing in the pipeline
Performance
testing
Browser-based load scenarios replayed with concurrent virtual users
UAT
automation
Business-scenario test cases authored by non-technical contributors
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How Sahi Pro Runs in Your Pipeline: The Technical Picture
1. On-Premise and Infrastructure Control
Sahi Pro runs inside your own infrastructure by default, making it fit regulated, security-sensitive, and data-residency-driven environments without extra deployment complexity.
2. No External Driver Dependencies
Sahi Pro uses its own automation layer rather than external browser drivers, removing a separate driver-management task from pipeline maintenance.
3. Test Data Management for Parallel Execution
Sahi Pro supports reliable parallel execution by helping teams isolate thread-level data, avoid conflicts, and clean up safely after runs.
4. Execution Triggered by Standard Command
Sahi Pro uses the same suite execution approach across environments, so teams do not need a separate CI mode or different operational behavior.
Questions Technical Teams Ask Before Integrating
What is CI/CD test automation?
CI/CD test automation is the practice of running automated tests as a defined step inside a continuous integration or continuous delivery pipeline. Every time a developer commits code, the pipeline triggers the test suite automatically and returns a pass/fail result. The goal is immediate feedback: developers find out within minutes whether a change has broken existing functionality, rather than finding out during a scheduled manual test cycle days later.
How do you integrate automated tests with Jenkins?
Sahi Pro integrates with Jenkins through a command-line trigger that runs the suite as a Jenkins build step. Results are returned in JUnit XML format, which Jenkins reads natively and displays in its test results interface. A configuration wizard inside Sahi Pro generates the Jenkins command for the specific suite and environment, eliminating the need to write integration scripts manually. The same approach applies to Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions.
Why do tests pass locally but fail in CI?
The most common cause is timing. A local machine has more resources than a CI runner. Tests written with hardcoded wait times or assumptions about load speed behave differently when the CI environment is slower. Sahi Pro eliminates this by monitoring application state continuously and proceeding when elements are genuinely ready for interaction, regardless of how quickly the environment loads them. Tests behave consistently across environments because the synchronisation logic is product-level, not per-test.
What is the difference between continuous testing and continuous integration?
Continuous integration is the practice of automatically building and integrating code changes as they are committed. Continuous testing is the practice of automatically running tests as part of that integration process. The two work together: continuous integration triggers continuous testing, and continuous testing provides the quality gate. Sahi Pro handles the testing layer – it integrates with CI tools so tests run automatically whenever integration happens.
How do you handle flaky tests in a CI/CD pipeline?
The right answer is eliminating the cause, not managing the symptom. Flaky tests fail inconsistently because of timing issues or brittle element identification – both of which have engineering solutions. Sahi Pro’s automatic synchronisation addresses timing: the product does not proceed until the application is ready. Its proximity-based element identification addresses selector fragility: tests continue working when developers change code that breaks DOM-based locators.
What test report formats does Sahi Pro output?
Sahi Pro produces results in JUnit XML, TestNG, HTML, Excel, PDF, and XML. JUnit XML is the format most CI/CD tools read natively to display pass/fail status and test history. HTML reports include screenshots, logs, and execution traces. The suite analysis report identifies which specific failures are root causes and which are downstream cascades, reducing the time engineers spend investigating failed builds.
Can Sahi Pro test automation run inside Docker containers?
Yes. Sahi Pro runs inside Docker containers for consistent, reproducible test environments. Container-based execution ensures the CI environment matches the QA environment at the infrastructure level, eliminating the ‘passes here but fails in CI’ class of problems. Kubernetes is supported for teams that need scalable parallel execution orchestrated at the infrastructure level.
How many parallel test threads can Sahi Pro run in CI/CD?
Sahi Pro supports multiple threads on a single machine and distributed execution across multiple machines. Sahi Pro manages thread distribution, dependency ordering, and result aggregation automatically. The practical parallel capacity is determined by available infrastructure – more threads and more machines reduce suite execution time proportionally for tests without shared dependencies. Sahi Pro delivers over 70% reduction in execution time through parallel and distributed playback.
Does Sahi Pro work on-premise in CI/CD environments that cannot use cloud services?
Yes. Sahi Pro runs entirely within your own infrastructure. The CI/CD pipeline, test execution, and result storage all operate on your network. No test data, application data, or execution information is routed through external systems. For teams in regulated industries or with security policies that require on-premise infrastructure, this is the standard deployment configuration. The integration with Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, and other CI tools operates over your internal network.
How long does it take to integrate Sahi Pro into an existing CI/CD pipeline?
Integration typically involves adding a command-line trigger to an existing pipeline step and configuring the output format to match your CI tool’s native test result reader. Sahi Pro provides configuration wizards for the major tools and CloudFormation templates for AWS environments. Torsten Reschke at Thieme Group describes the integration as easy, noting that it “runs smoothly” from the point of setup. For teams with existing CI infrastructure, integration is a hours-long task rather than a multi-day project.
- Two ways to move forward
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Tell us your CI/CD tool - Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitLab, GitHub Actions, or another - and describe your current flaky test rate and maintenance overhead. We will show you how Sahi Pro integrates with your specific setup and what stable, reliable pipeline automation looks like in your environment.
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