* Continuous Integration - there are many tools to automate the building of your software. However, there are still some non-standard operations that can interrupt your process. Have a look at Lordui as an example: Lordui documentation is built by tools available only under Linux Operating System. Lordui is developed under Windows. To build Lordui documentation, source files are copied to the guest Virtual Machine. * Software testing - with Lordui you will automate your testing: create full scripts to execute regression tests every night and have always full view of your software functionality, run Lordui scripted Performance tests, to check how efficient your application is, do your tests require prepared environment? Prepare it with Lordui! Let Lordui perform all the basic setups that have to be done before any simple testing. * Perform any complicated case of data migration. Lordui can perform just as a human would. It will copy the data step by step. Imagine, you have no access to the database. Or imagine you have only the user interface available where you can copy or paste only a single piece of data. Don't worry! Lordui will do it for you. Check how Lordui can copy stock data one-by-one to the spreadsheet, * Create animated tutorials. Let lordui click on your screen, play sounds, present functionality, point out buttons and explain their purpose. Let Lordui ask the user to click only the buttons you want. Control user's actions and guide him through your application, * Do you have single source of data and multiple target forms to fill in? Do you have to repeat the filling-in operation many times? Automate it with Lordui. With Lordui you will create the script that will need only a single data input. Let the script fill in all the forms for you.

* Executed builds are well managed using functions such as search, categorization, promotion, patching, deletion, etc. * It also acts as a central build artifacts repository and download area for your whole team.