Tosca Test Automation-Hands-on UI and API + AI features-2026

Explore the Tosca test automation architecture, from the server side repository to the client side Tosca Commander, executor, and scan wizard, enabling modular test cases, data, and fast automated testing.

Download the 14-day Tosca trial from the official site, provide your business email and details, install Tosca, and connect Tosca Commander to the cloud hosted license server.

Explore Tosca Commander’s roles—commander, executor, and wizard—as it scans applications, captures web elements, and stores test cases and requirements in a repository.

Capture and structure Tosca requirements with folders, requirement sets, and linked test cases, using banking app examples and metrics like frequency, damage, weight, and coverage.

Design test cases in Tosca by attaching Excel sheets or designing them directly, organize them in folders, and use classes and instances to reduce redundancy.

Explore Tosca modules as building blocks of test cases, including predefined and user defined modules, enabling reusable actions via import subset and operations such as open url and window operations.

Learn to identify non-unique controls in Tosca by using anchor, image, and index options during scan, creating modules with anchor controls to ensure reliable test execution.

Create your first Tosca test script to automate a bank login by building a login module, configuring browser and URL in prerequisites, and closing the browser.

Learn to use Tosca's standard file operations modules to manage files and compare images, including creating, copying, and deleting files, and validating identical versus not identical images.

learn to use Tosca's standard file existence module to verify a file exists at a given path, configure the path and extension, and run a scratch book test to confirm.

Configure the Tosca standard module to compare two files' contents, run the test in scratch book, and verify pass or fail based on content equality and case sensitivity.

Demonstrates using Tosca's standard delete and copy file modules to automate file management by configuring source and destination paths, running test cases, and validating results.

Explore Tosca file operations by creating files with the standard read create file module, configuring directory, file name, utf-8 encoding, content, and options like overwrite and byte order mark.

Explore Tosca's standard folder operations modules to create, delete, copy, and verify folders in test cases. Configure paths, overwrite options, and run tests in scratchbook to generate reports.

In Tosca, copy folder and check folder existence using standard modules, configure source and target paths, and run test cases in scratch book to verify copy results.

Explore Tosca test automation for Windows operations by using predefined modules to start programs like Notepad and design test cases with search and add test steps.

Learn to use Tosca's Windows Operations standard module to control a notepad window by caption or regex with index, actions like bring to front, maximize, minimize, close, and verify existence.

Explore Tosca's standard scroll window module to design test cases that scroll vertical or horizontal bars, configuring caption, window index, pixels, mouse policy, and delay.

Compare two excel files in Tosca using the standard excel file compare module, configure reference and target file paths and optional passwords, and view the results showing exact differences.

Demonstrate using Tosca's standard modules to open or create an Excel workbook, configure paths and save options, and verify the generated file.

Learn to create and populate Excel worksheets in Tosca by using standard modules to open workbooks, create sheets, define ranges, manipulate data, and save changes.

Learn to update and delete excel worksheets and run macros in automated tests using t box modules, with hands-on steps on employee data workbooks.

Learn how to compare two PDF files in Tosca test automation, using accuracy percentages, text-only options, and selective exclusions to validate reference versus target documents.

Scan a PDF file, save it as a reusable module in Tosca, and reuse it in test cases to verify text, images, and tables at runtime.

Open and verify XML documents with Tosca standard modules, exploring XML basics, XPath usage, and step by step verification of elements like bookstore, title, and price.

Learn to buffer values at runtime in Tosca with buffer action mode to store inputs like login email and verify them later during test execution.

Leverage wait on action mode to pause test steps until a control enables, by configuring modules and test cases, and validating results with the scratch book report.

Apply constraint action mode to a table to search for specific first name and last name, then verify the email using inner text constraints and select steps.

Master integrating screenshots into Tosca test cases using a real-time invalid login example, covering browser setup, open URL, credentials, login action, screenshot capture, and browser closure.

Configure project-level screenshot capture to automatically save failure images during test execution. Choose detection failure or verification failure, set the save path and format (JPEG) to log screenshots globally.

Learn to use Tosca's inbuilt random functions to generate runtime data, including random names, emails, and numbers, with regex-based patterns and screenshot verification in a demo web shop.

Explore conditional statements, including if, then and else, and learn to design test cases with true/false branches using real-time examples like login verification.

Design a Tosca test case with if-then conditional statements to verify a login flow, using modular steps for open URL, login, verify email, and conditional logout.

Learn Tosca loop basics with do and while statements, including loop and condition objects and control flow; do runs at least once, while the condition is evaluated first.

Shows how to design a Tosca test using do and while loops to repeatedly click the 'click me' button until the text becomes 'enough', then finalize with another click.

Apply Tosca string replace and trim to extract the numeric portion from a mixed string, store it in a buffer, and input it into a text box.

Explore Tosca string operations such as lower, upper, trim, base64 encode/decode, replace, length, and occurrences, and apply them in a test case using a buffered string.