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SquashTM
SquashTM is a test management tool from French company Henix for requirements, test cases, executions and reporting, with BDD, automation and Jira/GitLab integration; it offers a free edition and commercial editions, self-hosted or managed.
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Introduction
SquashTM aims to ‘structure your testing activity for the long term’: it organises tests, plans their execution and keeps their results so they become the living memory of an application portfolio, according to its homepage.
Its workspaces cover requirements, test cases, executions (campaigns and iterations), reporting and automation. Requirements can be linked to the test cases that verify them, giving traceability, and test cases can be written in classic step format, as BDD scenarios, or with keyword-style action words. Integrations with bug trackers, Jira and GitLab connect SquashTM to development workflows, and automated tests can be linked and executed from the tool in paid editions.
SquashTM is developed by Henix, which also offers hosting on French servers, installation and maintenance services. The website is available in French, English and German. A free edition is available for small teams, while Premium and Ultimate editions add features such as AI-assisted test case design, BDD autocompletion and test automation.
In the quality loop, SquashTM supports release gates through traceable requirements, campaigns and reports.
Features
- Requirements: Link requirements to test cases.
- Test cases: Classic, BDD and keyword formats.
- Campaigns: Plan and track executions by iteration.
- Reporting: Dashboards and reports.
- Integrations: Jira, GitLab and bug trackers.
Pros
- Strong traceability: Requirements to results in one tool.
- Self-hosting option: Run on your own servers.
Cons
- Advanced features are paid: Automation and AI need higher editions.
- European focus: Services centre on Henix and partners.
Usage and Links (Example)
- Download SquashTM or request a trial.
- Create a project, import requirements and write test cases.
- Plan a campaign for the next release and record executions.
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Pricing
Free edition available; Premium and Ultimate editions and hosted options priced by Henix. See site.
Recommended for?
- Teams needing requirements traceability, including regulated sectors.
- Not a fit for teams wanting a lightweight SaaS checklist tool.
Conclusion
SquashTM is a structured, traceability-focused test management tool with a free edition and self-hosting.
On CheckOps, SquashTM is filed under the Release & CI gates stage. Related tools listed here include Kiwi TCMS, TestLink, TestRail, Xray, SpiraTest and TestBench. Before choosing, compare them on licence, supported languages and platforms, hosting model, and how well each fits your existing CI pipeline. Facts on this page were checked against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026; statements the vendor makes about its own product are marked as vendor claims.
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