ACCELQ
ACCELQ is a codeless test automation and quality management platform built for enterprise teams that need to validate web, mobile, API, desktop, and packaged applications without writing scripts. It combines manual test planning, automated regression, and CI/CD integrations in one workspace so QA, developers, and business testers can work from the same test assets.
The platform spans dedicated modules for web, mobile, API, and manual testing, plus ACCELQ LIVE for cloud ERP and SaaS apps like Salesforce, SAP, and Workday. Autopilot adds generative AI for discovering test scenarios, building logic in plain English, self-healing when UIs change, and generating test data. Customers cited on the site include Anthem, Intel, and NVIDIA.
ACCELQ targets organizations moving toward continuous delivery in regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare, and insurance. It emphasizes in-sprint automation, business-process-focused test design, and integrations with tools like Jira and Jenkins.
Automate web, desktop, mainframe, and packaged apps with a no-code logic editor and record-and-playback
Run native and browser mobile tests on real devices and simulators through a cloud-native mobile module
Test REST, SOAP, GraphQL, Kafka, microservices, databases, and middleware in the same flow as UI automation
Use ACCELQ LIVE for pre-built, vendor-aligned automation assets across Salesforce, SAP, Workday, and other ERP platforms
Let Autopilot discover end-to-end scenarios, write test logic in plain English, and self-heal when applications change
Manage manual and automated tests together with Jira, Jenkins, and CI/CD pipeline integrations
Covers web, mobile, API, manual, and packaged app testing in one platform
Codeless editor lets non-developers build and maintain automation
ACCELQ LIVE ships vendor-aligned assets for major ERP and SaaS platforms
Autopilot adds AI-driven test discovery, plain-English logic, and self-healing
Integrates with Jira, Jenkins, and common CI/CD and defect-tracking tools
Public pricing is limited; most automation tiers require a sales conversation
On-premise deployments need a minimum 10-license subscription
Broad enterprise feature set can mean a longer onboarding curve for smaller teams
Does ACCELQ offer a free plan?
Yes. The ACCELQ Manual Individuals plan is free for life and includes core manual test design and execution features. Automation products offer free trials, and enterprise pricing requires contacting sales.
What types of testing does ACCELQ support?
ACCELQ covers web, mobile, API, desktop, mainframe, database, middleware, and manual testing. The unified platform lets teams automate across these channels from one environment with shared test management.
Can ACCELQ automate cloud ERP and SaaS applications?
Yes. ACCELQ LIVE provides codeless automation for packaged and cloud apps including Salesforce, SAP, Workday, ServiceNow, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and Pega, with pre-built process assets aligned to vendor releases.
Does ACCELQ require programming skills?
No. ACCELQ uses a codeless natural language editor so manual testers and business users can build automation without writing scripts. Autopilot extends this with generative AI for test discovery and logic generation.
What deployment options does ACCELQ offer?
ACCELQ is available as a cloud-hosted service or on-premise deployment. Cloud hosting includes tenant data separation, backups, upgrades, and OAuth 2.0 access controls. On-premise requires a minimum 10-license subscription.

