Stratos

What the maker publishes

AI features

AI can generate test scenarios from requirements and suggest paths, edge cases, and workflow variations, while users review, edit, approve, or reject scenarios before execution. source

AI governance

Stratos says users retain control over AI-generated scenarios by reviewing and approving them before execution. source

Audience

Clear Sky presents Stratos for enterprise teams testing complex workflows across legacy and modern systems, integrations, and production-scale load. source

Automation

Teams can create UI workflows with no-code record and playback, use code-based automation for complex scenarios, or combine both approaches. source

Batch testing

Stratos supports scheduled, file-driven, and asynchronous process testing, including synthetic batch-file data generation. source

Evidence

The platform says it captures test results, execution details, and supporting artifacts for evidence-ready reporting. source

Integrations

Listed CI/CD integrations include Jenkins, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, CircleCI, and Bitbucket Pipelines. source

Maker

The product page identifies Clear Sky as the maker; the company page describes a mission to eliminate systemic software risk in complex enterprise ecosystems. source

Pricing

The platform page directs prospective customers to request a demo and does not state a price. source

Product

Stratos is Clear Sky’s AI-powered enterprise test automation platform for validating complete business workflows across UIs, APIs, batch jobs, and EDI workflows. source

Protocols

The platform describes testing APIs, custom protocols, raw socket connections, batch interfaces, and connected-system communication patterns. source

Scale

The platform says it can simulate up to 25,000 concurrent virtual users across 43 or more geographic regions. source

Testing

It supports functional, performance, API, batch and EDI, regression, and compliance testing. source

Work management

Listed test management and work tools include Jira, TestRail, Zephyr, Azure Test Plans, Xray, ServiceNow, Asana, and Monday.com. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 4 Oct 2026.