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A genuine Req2QA run — not a mockup. Requirements in, validated test coverage out, real live-execution results.

ServiceNow — Incident Management

ServiceNow is a trademark of ServiceNow, Inc. This demonstration uses a ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance with its standard demo data (names such as “Abel Tuter” are ServiceNow’s built-in sample users, not real people). Req2QA is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ServiceNow.

Input — excerpts from a sample requirements document

The requirements below come from a sample Incident Management requirements document written for this demonstration — the kind of document a client would supply.

1.2 The system must auto-generate a unique Incident Number (format INC#######) when a new incident record is created.
1.4 The “Caller” field must … allow free-text entry that creates a new caller record automatically if no match exists.
1.8 The “Channel” field … must default to a sensible value when the incident is created through the standard form.

Output — 3 of the 11 test cases from this run

Req2QA generated 11 test cases from the requirements document and executed them unattended in a real browser. We show the three we have independently checked against their screenshots — including two where the software did not meet its requirement. The remaining results from this run are still under review, and we don’t publish a result until it has been checked.

ID Test case Req. Result
TC-003 Create two incidents and confirm each receives a different Incident Number 1.2 PASS
TC-014 Channel field has a sensible default on a new incident 1.8 FAIL
TC-007 Free-text Caller that doesn’t exist is auto-created 1.4 FAIL

Both FAILs are gaps between this sample requirements document and how the developer instance is configured — the instance doesn’t do what the document asks. They are not defects in ServiceNow itself; they show Req2QA reporting a mismatch rather than assuming a PASS.

Executed 24 September 2026 (Australian time) against a live ServiceNow developer instance. Times inside the screenshots are shown in the instance’s own time zone.

Live execution — real screenshots from this run

Cropped to the evidence; click any screenshot to view it full size.

TC-003 — PASS. Both test incidents appear in the list with different numbers, INC0010009 and INC0010010.

TC-014 — FAIL. A brand-new incident opens with Channel set to “–– None ––”. Requirement 1.8 asks for a sensible default — this instance doesn’t provide one.

TC-007 — FAIL. Typing a caller who doesn’t exist is rejected with “Invalid reference”; no record is offered or created. Requirement 1.4 expects the new caller to be created automatically.

Why show failures? Because finding where software falls short of its written requirements is the job. A tool that only ever reports PASS isn’t testing anything.

OrangeHRM — Employee management

OrangeHRM is a trademark of OrangeHRM Inc. This demonstration uses OrangeHRM's own public, open-source demo environment. Req2QA is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by OrangeHRM.

Input — a sample requirement

R1. The system shall allow an HR administrator to add a new employee record by providing first name, middle name (optional), and last name.
R3. The system shall allow an HR administrator to optionally attach a profile photo (JPG, PNG, or GIF, up to 1MB).

Output — 3 of the test cases from this run

Typical engagements run 25–300 test cases; this is a genuine excerpt, not a curated best case.

ID Test case Type Result
TC-001 Add new employee with first, middle, and last name Happy path PASS
TC-003 Attempt to add employee without a last name Negative / validation PASS
TC-007 Attach a valid JPG profile photo within the 1MB limit Edge case PASS

3 test cases executed, 3 passed, 0 failed, 0 blocked. Executed 2026-09-21.

Live execution — real screenshots from this run

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TC-001 — record created and saved successfully.

TC-003 — form correctly blocked save with a "Required" validation message.

TC-007 — the attached test photo is intentionally watermarked "generated by Req2QA — not a real document." We never use realistic-looking fake photos of real people as test data — see our Security Overview for how we handle test data generally.

Every generated test case — including ones that don't pass — goes through a human review step before it's counted. That's not a formality: it's why the coverage above is trustworthy rather than just automated noise.

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