OpenText Functional Testing

By OpenText. Category: Test maintenance and self-healing. Homepage

OpenText's documentation describes OpenText Functional Testing as a functional and regression test automation product. Tests are created by recording steps. AI object detection identifies UI objects visually. The UFT Aviator assistant adds checkpoints written in plain language. Tests run in the installed product's own runner against web, mobile, API, desktop and ERP applications, including SAP GUI and PeopleSoft. Documented CI integrations include Jenkins, Azure DevOps and Bamboo. OpenText renamed the product from UFT One with the CE 24.4 release in November 2024.

Description written from the vendor's documentation.

Status

Status: Renamed

OpenText announced with the CE 24.4 release that OpenText UFT One is now OpenText Functional Testing. (2024-11)

DocumentedSourceVerified

Facts

OpenText Functional Testing: facts with evidence level, source and verification date
FactValueEvidenceSourceVerified on
StatusRenamedDocumentedcommunity.opentext.com
AI capabilities
  • Copilot assistance
Documentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Test creation
  • Recording
Documentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Test outputProprietary runnerDocumentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Surfaces
  • Web
  • Mobile native
  • API
  • Desktop
  • ERP
Documentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Hosting
  • Self-hosted
Documentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Pricing model
  • Usage credits
Documentedaws.amazon.com
Free tierNot documentedNot documentedNone found
CI integrations
  • Jenkins
  • Azure DevOps
  • Other
Documentedadmhelp.microfocus.com
Self-healingVendor statedVendor-statedopentext.com
Agent integrationNot documentedNot documentedNone found

Published prices

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Published prices as printed on the pricing page
PlanPriceBilling
AWS Marketplace AMI (software fee per running EC2 instance, each listed instance type)$4.00 per hourusage-based, hourly; AWS infrastructure costs billed separately; 14-day free trial

Alternatives

Tools in the same category (Test maintenance and self-healing), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from OpenText Functional Testing.

  • Ranorex Studio: documents no free tier; status acquired
  • TestComplete: documents no free tier
  • Worksoft: Test maintenance and self-healing; no documented difference in output, creation, hosting or free tier
  • BrowserStack AI: documents output Mixed; creation by natural language; hosting cloud; no free tier
  • CloudQA: documents output Mixed; hosting cloud; a free tier
  • CodeceptJS: documents creation by code generation; a free tier

Comparisons

Questions

Is this page a review of OpenText Functional Testing?

No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.

Does OpenText Functional Testing have a free tier?

A free tier is not documented for OpenText Functional Testing as of 2026-09-24.

What test output does OpenText Functional Testing produce?

Output: Proprietary runner. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.

Is OpenText Functional Testing still available?

Status: Renamed, checked on 2026-09-24. The status note above gives the date and source.

Sources

  1. OpenText Functional Testing product page Opened
  2. OpenText Functional Testing Help: Get started Opened
  3. OpenText Functional Testing Help: What's new in version 26.3 Opened
  4. OpenText Functional Testing Help: AI-based testing Opened
  5. OpenText Functional Testing Help: Add AI-based steps to your tests Opened
  6. OpenText Functional Testing Help: UFT Aviator Opened
  7. OpenText Functional Testing Help: Testing with Jenkins Opened
  8. OpenText Functional Testing Help: Test from Azure DevOps Opened
  9. AWS Marketplace: Functional Testing (OpenText) Opened
  10. OpenText Functional Testing CE 24.4: What's New - OpenText Community Opened

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