Creating and Managing Test Cases

Test Case Management

Test cases are reusable test specifications that form the foundation of your testing efforts.

Creating a Test Case

  1. Navigate to QA > Test Cases.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Enter the test case title and description.
  4. Set properties: priority, type, status, and complexity.
  5. Add preconditions describing what must be true before the test runs.
  6. Set an estimated duration.
  7. Optionally assign to a folder for organization.
  8. Click Save.

Adding Test Steps

  1. Open a test case.
  2. In the Test Steps section, click Add Step.
  3. Enter the step description and expected result.
  4. Steps are automatically numbered in sequence.
  5. Reorder steps by dragging them. Duplicate a step to quickly create similar steps.

Folder Organization

Create folders to organize test cases by module, feature, or any structure that fits your team. Move test cases between folders individually or in bulk.

Versioning

Test cases support versioning. When you update a test case, a new version is created and the previous version is preserved in the version history. View the full version history from the test case detail page.

Cloning

Clone a test case to quickly create a variation. The clone copies all fields and test steps, allowing you to modify only what differs.

Dependencies

Define dependencies between test cases to establish execution order. When test case A depends on test case B, testers know B must pass before A is executed.

Parameters and Parameter Sets

Add parameters to test cases for data-driven testing. Define parameter sets with multiple value combinations to run the same test case with different data.

Linking to User Stories and Issues

Link test cases to user stories for requirements coverage, and to issues for defect traceability. View all linked items from the test case detail page.

Bulk Operations

Select multiple test cases to bulk-update properties, move to a different folder, or delete.

Export

Export test cases to CSV or PDF with current filters applied.

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