Alchemy is a comprehensive test automation solution provided by Orasi. It is designed to help organizations automate their software testing processes. With Alchemy, users can create, execute, and manage automated tests across various applications and platforms.

Key features of Alchemy include:

1. Test Scripting: Alchemy provides a scriptless approach to test automation, allowing users to create automated tests without writing extensive code. It offers a visual interface that simplifies test creation and maintenance.
2. Cross-Browser and Cross-Platform Testing: Alchemy supports testing across different web browsers, operating systems, and mobile devices. This ensures that applications are thoroughly tested on various configurations.
3. Test Execution and Reporting: Alchemy allows users to execute tests on multiple environments, including local machines and cloud-based platforms. It provides detailed reports and analytics to track test results, identify issues, and measure testing progress.
4. Integration and Collaboration: Alchemy integrates with popular test management tools and defect tracking systems, enabling seamless workflow integration. It also supports collaboration among team members, facilitating communication and sharing of test artifacts.
5. Continuous Integration and DevOps: Alchemy integrates with continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) tools, enabling test automation to be seamlessly incorporated into the DevOps pipeline. This helps organizations achieve faster and more reliable software releases.

Overall, Alchemy aims to streamline and accelerate the test automation process, improving efficiency, accuracy, and coverage of software testing efforts.

It’s worth noting that specific features and capabilities may vary based on the version and configuration of Alchemy being used. If you are interested in using Alchemy for test automation, I recommend reaching out to Orasi directly to get the most up-to-date and accurate information.

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According to the Oxford dictionary, Alchemy is “the medieval forerunner of chemistry” and “was concerned particularly with attempts to convert base metals into gold”. An alternative definition says Alchemy is “a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination.”*

What does alchemy do?

What is alchemy? Alchemy was a form of speculative thought that, among other aims, tried to transform base metals such as lead or copper into silver or gold. It also sought to discover cures for diseases and a way of extending life.