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ReQtest AB is a Sweden based company made up of a team of working all across Europe. ReQtest AB has a large team including developers, testers, product managers, and marketers. ReQtest AB provides software testing solutions globally with their advanced software testing tool "ReQtest". ReQtest is an easy to use, web-based service for issue tracking, handling bug reports and test cases during the test of IT systems. It is a centralized and highly adaptable test platform. Its activities and operations include UAT testing, manual test tool, test management, requirement management, issue tracking, bug tracking, test case management, manual testing.
Fridhemsgatan 49, 112 46, Stockholm, Sweden
ReQtest is the easiest tool that I have came across for test management. I can manage test cases, test runs and other tasks easily and its really quick. Highly recommended for QA teams.
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