Acceptance criteria become tests.
Write a criterion as plain-language steps and an expected result — “sign up as a new visitor, then confirm you see the welcome screen”. BuniOD turns it into a browser scenario with checks.
You wrote the acceptance criteria — now check them on every release. Write each user flow as plain-language steps, review the test BuniOD builds, and see each morning which flows still work.
Write a criterion as plain-language steps and an expected result — “sign up as a new visitor, then confirm you see the welcome screen”. BuniOD turns it into a browser scenario with checks.
There is no test code to write and nothing to install. Add your product’s URL and describe the first user flow; signed-in areas use HTTP basic auth or a test identity.
Each run shows which user flows passed and which failed, with the failed step, a screenshot and console and network logs to hand to engineering.
Every generated scenario waits for review before it runs. Automated checks confirm the agreed behaviour; whether it is what users needed stays your decision.
From acceptance criteria to a daily check of your key user flows — no test framework required.
Enter the URL of your staging environment or web app. Use HTTP basic auth or a test identity for signed-in flows.
Write each acceptance criterion as plain-language steps and an expected result, one user journey at a time.
Read the steps and checks BuniOD generated, adjust input values or regenerate, then confirm.
Start a run before a release decision, and let confirmed scenarios run once a day at a time you choose.
Open a failed run to see which step broke and why, then hand the evidence to engineering.
Checks you can run and trust without writing code.
Scenarios read as steps anyone on the team can follow.
Nothing runs until someone on your team confirms it.
Key user flows checked once a day, or on demand before a release.
Verify sign-up, password-reset and notification emails with test inboxes.
Run related scenarios in order as one business process, such as sign-up and then a first purchase.
The failed step, an explanation, a screenshot and logs.
Partly. The repeatable checks of agreed behaviour — the user can sign up, the order is created, the email arrives — can run automatically every day and on demand before a release. Deciding whether a feature is what users actually needed stays with people, so automated UAT complements a human review rather than replacing it.
BuniOD doesn’t. You add the app’s URL and describe user flows in plain language. For signed-in areas you need a test account or HTTP basic auth details, which an engineer may have to provide once.
Many user acceptance testing tools are test management or feedback tools: they record who tested what and collect what testers saw. BuniOD runs the checks itself in a real browser and keeps the evidence, so it works alongside them.
Not yet. Jira and GitHub Actions integrations are coming soon. Today you start runs on demand or on the daily schedule and get in-app and email notifications.
Create a free account, add your application and describe the first flow you want to verify.
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