QA Teams Lack a Central Hub for Organizing Test Screenshots
QA and engineering teams capture many screenshots during testing but have no dedicated system to organize, review, and track them with status and context. This leaves testing evidence scattered across ad hoc tools and hard to keep accessible for the team.
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