What it is
A test case describes a single thing to verify, with a title, steps, and an expected result. It's the core building block of your test library.
What you can do
- Write a case with a code, title, description, preconditions, and expected result.
- Add ordered steps, each with an action, input data, and an expected result.
- Set priority (low, medium, high, critical), status (draft, active, deprecated, archived), the suite it belongs to, an owner, and an estimated time.
- Apply tags for cross-cutting concerns.
- Link the case to automated tests, discuss it in comments, and attach files.
How to use it
- Open Test Cases from the Work section.
- Search or filter by status, priority, suite, or tag.
- Click Create to add a case; fill in the details and steps, then save.
- Click any case to open its full view, where you can edit it, add comments, upload attachments, and manage its automation links.
Where to find it
Work › Test Cases.
Plan availability
All plans. The number of test cases depends on your plan.