Centercode vs. TestFlight

The better question here is for the company themselves. How important is the quality of your product and your user experience? Instead of managing things via Google Docs, spreadsheets and email, how about have a portal which organizes feedback, provides a platform to complete end-to-end testings and create a community? Centercode is that solution.

TestFlight has been particularly useful for us when we wanted to test different aspects of our apps with large groups. The ease of use made it possible for non-technical students to participate in the tests. This also allowed us to get feedback from those groups of people that we would not have been able to reach or would have had difficulty reaching with other test environments.

Incentivized

• The Project Management style of logging tasks allows us to be nitty gritty with our beta testing
• The ability to be able to cross check what other or similar items in the group captured adds value by visibly other issue similarity other testers captured
• The ability to manage view access on a SSO config allows easy access only to those that are part of the actual beta testers on a "need to know" basis

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• It's from apple, so obviously reliable
• easy and convenient for iOS apps
• sharing through link or email and staying secure is a key feature
• as UI/UX person, helps a lot to gather feedback on actual beta app

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• Tag and attribute searching for forms, messages, and surveys
• Report graphics with large datasets
• More of a focus on B2B beta testing and not solely business to customer

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• It can be challenging to go back to older builds
• Auto-update can sometimes result in abrupt and unexpected changes
• It's not always clear when new builds are available

Incentivized

Makes beta enjoyable.

Tony is amazing. I look forward to our interactions.

To me personally, the user interface wasn't as daunting as it was compared to Confluence or product board. It made it easier to use without the need to undergo training. Keeping it simple and secure are just a few of its great asset features and together with ease of access (SSO) better controls of people view/access limitations

Incentivized

I have used other stores and other test software, such as the Google Play console to work with Android applications. However, I have seen that TestFLight is much more agile in the way it organizes users to be able to do the tests and the information is much more concise and directly what needs to be done. In the Google Play console there are too many sections with too much information.

Incentivized

• Helping our Beta team catch critical bugs pre-release
• Better engagement with customers with our product teams
• Creating data points to highlight and push customer feedback internally

Incentivized

• We dont follow this data so far
• I can say the positive impact does when we get early access to a tool and we can do the strategy from there
• We have some time spent in that and not all the new tools from the apps are great, so it can be negative sometimes

Incentivized