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What are recording modules in Ranorex?

A recording module is the test artifact produced when the Ranorex Recorder captures a sequence of user actions - clicks, key presses, waits, validations - against a target application.

It is stored as a readable list of steps in the Studio designer, but every step also has an editable "Code Behind" file in C# or VB.NET, so a recorded action can be adjusted, wrapped in a condition, or combined with custom logic without re-recording from scratch.

Recording modules are best suited to linear, UI-heavy scenarios such as navigating a form or completing a checkout flow, where the sequence of clicks is the main thing being tested.

A recording module is created by:
Recording modules are best suited to:

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