Enterprise testing teams operate across hundreds of applications, distributed teams, and complex release cycles. Automation tools must support scale, governance, and operational clarity. The March 2026 release of Tricentis Tosca Cloud focuses on these realities.
This update introduces stronger visibility into test execution, improved asset governance, and greater control over automation development. For QA, DevOps, and DevSecOps leaders, the outcome is better release confidence and lower operational risk.
The features below highlight where the release delivers the most value for enterprise software delivery.
AGENTIC TEST AUTOMATION WITH TBOX AND VISION AI
Tosca Cloud now allows teams to generate test cases using two different steering methods.
TBox
- Uses technical object properties for automation
- Ideal for applications with stable control hierarchies such as SAP GUI or SAP Fiori
- Produces stable modules for long term regression automation
Vision AI
- Uses visual recognition for UI interaction
- Works well for modern applications with dynamic or inconsistent identifiers
- Helps accelerate automation in complex web interfaces
Enterprise value
Many organizations operate mixed application environments that include legacy systems, packaged platforms, and modern UI frameworks. The ability to choose automation steering per scenario reduces rework and improves long term maintainability.
Business leaders benefit because automation coverage remains stable even as applications evolve.
RUN HISTORY FOR PLAYLIST EXECUTIONS
Tosca Cloud introduces a Run History tab that tracks all test executions associated with a playlist.
Key capabilities include
- Visibility into previous test runs
- Comparison of execution outcomes across environments
- Identification of failures linked to specific pipeline executions
Enterprise impact
Release management requires traceability. When failures appear late in the cycle, teams must determine what changed and when. Run History provides operational visibility without relying on manual spreadsheets or fragmented reporting.
This strengthens release governance and reduces the risk of production defects.
REVISION HISTORY FOR AUTOMATION ASSETS