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API Testing
Test APIs, integrations, and business workflows across modern enterprise architectures. Combine API test automation with service virtualization, test environment management, code coverage, and test impact analysis to test continuously as applications change.
Modern applications rely on interconnected APIs, microservices, messaging systems, databases, and third-party dependencies. Validating workflows across these systems requires testing how components interact, managing dependencies that may be unavailable or unstable, and ensuring consistent test conditions.
Parasoft combines API test automation, service virtualization, test environment management, and application-level quality insights to support continuous testing across complex architectures.
Automate API and integration testing across REST, SOAP, GraphQL, gRPC, Kafka, JMS, and IBM MQ, with support for over 120 + protocols and message formats.
Create API mocks and virtual services for unavailable or constrained dependencies to simulate realistic behavior, including stateful transactions, errors, latency, and hard-to-reproduce conditions.
Configure, provision, and manage reusable test environments that combine real and virtual services, test data, and execution configurations to support consistent, repeatable testing.
Collect coverage from API and functional tests to identify code coverage gaps and understand how thoroughly the application has been tested.
Create and manage realistic virtual test data with Parasoft Virtualize.
From Test Creation to Application-Level Insights
Create API tests, control dependencies and environments, execute continuously, focus testing based on code changes, and measure application code coverage.
Build reusable API tests from service definitions, requirements, traffic, or request-response pairs. Use AI-driven and agentic workflows to generate tests, assertions, and test data.
Create API mocks and virtual services, including stateful behavior, for unavailable or constrained dependencies. Use AI and agentic workflows to accelerate creation, and configure reusable test environments.
Run API tests continuously in CI/CD pipelines and across managed environments. Reuse scenarios for regression, performance, and security testing.
Use test impact analysis to identify which tests are affected by code changes and which still need to run to validate them.
Capture application code coverage from API and functional tests to see which code has and hasn’t been exercised, and identify testing gaps.
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Catch defects earlier, before they become costly to fix. Use service virtualization to cut infrastructure expenses and third-party dependency costs.
Give nonprogrammer QA teams reusable low-code/no-code test assets they can share and maintain with consistent, deterministic execution across projects.
Remove delays of limited test data, and unavailable environments. Use coverage and quality insights to make informed release decisions.
Generate API tests, test data from requirements, service definitions, written descriptions, and other testing context.
Accelerate API mocking and service virtualization, including stateful virtual services for complex dependencies.
Connect AI agents to SOAtest and Virtualize through MCP and provided skills so they can complete multi-step testing workflows with proven capabilities.
Reuse functional API tests to evaluate performance and security without rebuilding test scenarios from scratch.
Turn functional API tests into load and performance scenarios to evaluate response times, scalability, and behavior under load.
Reuse existing API tests for early API security penetration testing to identify vulnerabilities and validate API responses to malicious or unexpected inputs.
Run API tests continuously by connecting Parasoft with the tools your teams already use for development, testing, and delivery.
Create, automate, and scale API testing with tools to manage dependencies, understand coverage, and keep testing focused as your application changes.