Innovate. Automate.
Elevate.
ForgeOne is a unified visual platform where QA teams design, execute, and maintain reliable UI + API tests — without writing code.
Built for QA engineers, SDETs, and engineering leaders standardizing test practice across teams.
Steps
- 1Open URL
- 2Type Email
- 3Click Login
- 4Assert Home
Canvas
Recording pausedNo-Code / Low-Code
Build tests visually with zero coding.
End-to-End Automation
UI & API automation in one unified platform.
Cloud Execution
Scalable, secure, and blazing-fast runs.
Reliable & Secure
Enterprise-grade security you can trust.
One platform. Every reason to switch.
ForgeOne replaces framework-specific, code-first automation with a single visual workspace — so QA teams ship faster, standardize better, and maintain less.
Visual authoring
Compose UI + API tests by clicking, dragging, and configuring — never by scaffolding files.
Unified UI + API
Retire your split Selenium / Postman stack. Build both flows side by side in one workspace with shared assertions.
Centralized assets
Object Repository, API Repository and Variable Manager live in one hub — every suite pulls from the same source of truth.
Elastic cloud execution
No CI runners to babysit, no infrastructure work to hold you back.
Built-in reporting
Trend charts, and pass/fail history ship with the platform — no third-party dashboards required.
Fast onboarding
New QA engineers ship real tests in hours, not weeks. The learning curve doesn't include a programming course.
Team standardization
Enforce naming, step patterns, and reusable components across teams — QA quality stops being tribal.
Integrations
Automation only earns trust when it lives in your existing developer workflow. ForgeOne integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Azure DevOps.
Everything you need, in one workspace.
Nine surfaces covering the full test automation lifecycle — from authoring to execution to insight — designed to work together, not in isolation.
A better way than framework-based automation.
How ForgeOne stacks up against the code-first status quo. Comparisons reflect common patterns in existing automation stacks; specific tools vary.
Automation creation
Traditional
Requires coding in a supported language
Forgent
Low-code / no-code visual authoring
UI automation
Traditional
Framework-specific (Selenium, Cypress, Playwright)
Forgent
Unified platform across UI stacks
API automation
Traditional
Separate tools and frameworks (Postman, REST-assured)
Forgent
Integrated with UI in the same test flow
Object management
Traditional
Locators scattered across framework files
Forgent
Centralized Object Repository
Variables
Traditional
Code or configuration dependent
Forgent
Dedicated Variable Manager with scopes
Maintenance
Traditional
Often requires code changes and PRs
Forgent
Visual and configuration-based updates
Execution
Traditional
Framework and CI dependent
Forgent
Centralized cloud execution with live status
Reporting
Traditional
Requires framework integrations
Forgent
Built-in trends and history
Collaboration
Traditional
Code repository focused
Forgent
Centralized platform for every QA role
Learning curve
Traditional
Programming knowledge required
Forgent
Reduced technical barrier for QA teams
From idea to insight in eight steps.
The ForgeOne lifecycle — every stage maps to a product surface you already know from the platform.
Step 1
Create
Spin up a project, invite the team, wire environments.
Step 2
Configure
Set up environments, credentials, and base URLs — once.
Step 3
Build
Author tests visually in the ForgeOne Studio.
Step 4
Reuse
Compose steps into shared, versioned workflows.
Step 5
Execute
Run on the elastic cloud grid.
Step 6
Validate
Visual + API assertions with rich failure context.
Step 7
Report
Trends, shareable run summaries.
Step 8
Maintain
one-touch fixes across suites.
What teams get in the first 30 days.
Benefits phrased as capabilities, not fabricated metrics — ForgeOne's real value shows up in your release cadence, not a slide deck.
Faster authoring
Visual, guided test creation.
Lower maintenance
centralized objects.
Zero glue code
No framework scaffolding to babysit.
Elastic parallelism
Scale run counts without CI runner work.
Team-level outcomes
What QA and engineering leaders notice within the first month.
- Faster automation creation across UI and API suites.
- Lower automation maintenance effort as the product evolves.
- Higher component reusability across teams and projects.
- Reduced dependency on programming expertise inside QA.
- Centralized automation management for every asset type.
- Better standardization across suites, teams, and squads.
- Easier onboarding for new QA engineers.
- Improved collaboration between QA, Dev, and Product.
- Faster execution and shorter feedback loops.
The platform, surface by surface.
Every screen you'll spend your day in. Click through the surfaces to see how each one is built to make automation feel obvious.
Steps
- 1Open URLUI
- 2Type EmailUI
- 3Type PasswordUI
- 4Click Sign InUI
- 5GET /meAPI
- 6Assert profile.nameAssert
- + Add step
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Action
Action
Target
Timeout
Plays well with your stack.
Wire ForgeOne into the tools your engineering org already runs.
Ready to modernize your test automation?
Book a demo to see ForgeOne on your stack.