Yes, although the Application under test was not easy to manage
I found the “runner” licenses were a bit tricky to set up on a VM, but it’s a good acceptance criteria
Playbacks are pointless for any non-trivial test cases that don’t use hard-coded data (Ranorex does support table-driven for playbacks) I ended up re-writing all the playback in code though to get code re-use and test fixtures created
Anything can integrate into Jira these days, all the good tools output some xml or json in nunit format. Although, it’s a while back, at the time I do recall having to convert a bunch of xml to get things all dancing.
Abandoned after 3 or so years, we started rewriting the entire GUI to run in HTML/browser-hosted and found updating tests was a struggle to deal with speed of UI changes more than doing useful bug raising.