Sharazone

The user can choose among several languages for the user interface.

Currently, users can choose

• Between English and French in most of the application.
• Japanese is also available in Gazelle Test Management - Translations provided by IHE Japan
• Suomi (Finnish) and Svenska (Swedish) in EVSClient - Translations provided by Kela

Gazelle tools make use of cookies for their functioning. According to European RGPD terms, the user shall be notified of the nature of the cookies, the data that are stored and for which purpose. They shall also agree to that cookies policy. When pushing "agree" in the RGPD message, a cookie is created to record this decision.

To comply with Europe's GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), the test bed home page shows a information message to the user until he agrees with the cookie policy.

Gazelle tools can push notifications to the user. In particular, when the status of a test instance changes or when a comment is added to the chat window of a test case, a message is pushed to the user and it populates the Messages queue.

Sharazone is an asynchronous testing event and the participants are not always connected to Gazelle Test Management. As a consequence, the push notification feature is not useful since it requires the user to have a constant look to the GUI. 

The user can turn on the notification by email and, when the Testing Session Manager allows it, the notifications are also sent by email.