Noopur Varshney [AIO Tests] Atlassian Partner

Hi @Divyajyoti Sarangi If you are exploring Test Management tools, you can check out AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira. It is modestly priced and covers the entire testing lifecycle along with in-built reports and Automation integrations. Here is a link to the documentation and you can connect with the support team for…

Hi @Kevin Sheehan I would recommend trying AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira. It has been named as one of the fastest growing test management apps. At the core, it is a very simple app that covers all facets of the testing lifecycle. We are one of the few Cloud Fortified test management tools that do not treat test…

Hi @yashodhalakmini31 The latest release of AIO Tests includes the ability to tag users using the '@' symbol in comments. Users will get email notifications, if preferences are set appropriately. For more details, please click here. For other updates in our releases, please refer to our Release Notes. Please reach out to…

Hi @Naveen Kumar Are you using any test management app for creating and managing test cases? If not, you can try AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira. It comes with inbuilt traceability reports - Traceability Summary and Traceability Detailed. Once you link your stories and test cases, traceability reports can be easily…

Hi @[deleted] @Agnès DOS SANTOS Inherently Jira is not structured to be a test case management solution. Even apps that use Jira to support testing process become complicated over time. You can give AIO Tests a try. Its one of the simplest Jira-native Test Case Management solutions out there plus the license costs are very…

Hi @Joni Aiam You can try AIO Tests. It has a native integration with Cypress. You can add testcase keys to your test descriptions and the reporter can publish results to the tests after run. Find more details here - https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-aiotests-reporter If you want a walkthrough, please reach out to us…

Hi @Hector Chen AIO Tests exposes a Get Traceability REST API (https://tcms.aiojiraapps.com/aiotcms-static/api-docs/#/Traceability/getTraceabilityForRequirement), which can help you look at the latest results of all cases linked to story. Using the case status details from the AIO API, you can call the Jira API to update…

Hi @Cesar Sasaki Not sure about XRAY, but in AIO Tests, you can link your Execution Cycle (collection of cases) to Requirements. Then from Requirements, you can view progress of associated cycles using the AIO Tests Jira Panel. You can book a demo of our app from here. We can discuss your requirement and show how it is…

Hi @Shankar As pointed above, Jira doesn't have any native functionality to support testing lifecycle. You can give AIO Tests - All-in-One Test Management App for Jira a try. We are one of the few test management tools that do not treat test entities like cases, executions, cycles, runs, etc. as Jira issues. This approach…

Hi @Angélica Luz Thank you so much for the details. We did remove a group from certain notifications and will see if we get that message again. Thank you again for your help! Regards, Noopur

Hi Angelica, Thank you so much for reverting. I didn't know I have accounts on so many; will check. Here is the one I am using - SEN-xxxxxx53 (axxxxxxxs.atlassian.net). Regards, Noopur

Hi @Abhishek Singh As Sebastian mentioned, you will always be billed for the number of users on your Jira instance. But you can do a price comparison of different apps for 500 users and also the functionality that you need. You can also check AIO Tests when you do a price comparison. Regards, Noopur

Hi @Rim CHATTI , AIO Tests has a Jenkins plugin using which you can mark runs from automated tests for any JUnit compatible framework/TestNG/Cucumber. You can also create new cases while importing results or choose to import your feature files as tests. For more details on our Jenkins plugin, refer to our documentation. If…

Hi @Pooja Mahadev Nole While you are evaluating, you can try AIO Tests. Within a cycle, there can be multiple runs of a case and all those can be viewed from the cycle details view. Step level information can also be viewed. A reference image is attached. What's more is you can also see it from a case view, e.g., if you…

Hi @Abigail Callaghan You can try AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira. It is very simple to use - absolutely no setup required - just install the app and start creating cases. You can import existing cases as well with an easy to use interface. You can setup you own test types and create links to Jira issue types for…

Hi @Silvino Marques synapseRT is available for Jira Server and Data Center only. You can give AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira a try. Key features of the app are * easy creation and import of test cases * linking to Requirements (Jira stories) * organizing in Folders and Sets * efficient execution with analytical view…

Hi @miguel.valle , You can give AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira also a try. We are one of the few test management tools that do not treat test entities like cases, executions, cycles, runs, etc. as Jira issues. This approach helps us provide a more seamless and intuitive way of test management. Key features of the app…

Hi @mail2dwarak , If you are still exploring, check out AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira too. I haven't used Qmetry but a key difference between XRAY and AIO Tests is that XRAY uses Jira's issue types for creation of test entities while AIO Tests doesn't. AIO Tests is one of the few test management tools that does not…

Hi @mail2dwarak AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira is a tool that follows a different ideology; tests are not issues and hence we do not treat them as such. They can exist as separate entities not affecting the story but can be viewed from stories to give a complete picture of the testing (be it detailed or exploratory).…

Hi @Shannon S Just checking in for advise on my article. It is still in "In moderation" status

Hi @Shannon S My article is marked under status "in moderation". Could you please help with it? Thank you in advance. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/How-to-do-Test-Management-in-Jira/ba-p/1631434 

Hi @Demchenko Dmytro JIRA licenses are structured that way. You pay for the highest tier you have on your instance, regardless of the number of users that will be using the app. Rationale being that the app is available to all. There are many plugins for test management on marketplace. You can weigh costs across plugins,…

Hi @Bishoy Jacob Are you using any test management app for creating and managing test cases? If not, you can try AIO Tests - Test Management for Jira. It comes with inbuilt traceability reports - Traceability Summary and Traceability Detailed. Once you link your stories and test cases, traceability reports can be easily…

@Tariq Ashraf If you are still reviewing apps, take a look at AIO Tests. AIO Tests doesn't use Jira's issue types as test entities making it simple to use. It is integrated with Jira and thus presents a single interface to manage your projects and testing efforts. If you would like a demo, please contact us via our portal…

Hi @prasanth kotagiri If you are evaluating test case management tools, please try our app - AIO Tests for Jira. Importing cases is very simple - just a few clicks. Some of the other key features are * easy case creation and linking of stories * organizing in Folders and Sets * efficient execution with analytical view of…

Hi @Ayeli Zauda You can try one of the several Test Management solutions available on marketplace. We have an easy to use solution that integrates well with Jira - AIO Tests for Jira. AIO Tests does not treat test entities like cases, executions, cycles, runs, etc. as Jira issues. This approach helps us provide a more…

Hi @Maria Jimena Di Sanzo You can try AIO Tests for Jira. It is a free tool and has a great variety of test management features. We are continuously working on adding more features to it. Key features are listed below. * easy creation and import/export of test cases * linking to Requirements (Jira stories) * organizing in…

Hi @Alicia Power You can try AIO Tests for Jira also as part of your evaluation. It works well with Next Gen projects. We are one of the few test management tools (along with TM4J - now Zephyr Scale) that do not treat test entities like cases, executions, cycles, runs, etc. as Jira issues. This approach helps us provide a…

Hi @Garima Pal , You can try AIO Tests for Jira. We are one of the few test management tools that do not treat test entities like cases, executions, cycles, runs, etc. as Jira issues. This approach helps us provide a more seamless and intuitive way of test management. Key features of the app are * easy creation and import…

Hi @Komal Bala If you are exploring test management tools then checkout AIO Tests for Jira. It lets you import cases with multiple steps from Excel as well as CSV files, through an easy to use interface. If you would like a demo, please reach out to us via our support portal. Regards, AIO Tests Team