One post tagged with "Test Management"

Import a thousand automated test results into most test management tools and you get a thousand rows that say passed or failed — against a test name and nothing else. The "test case" is an empty shell. If you want it to actually describe what was tested, someone types the steps in by hand.

TestPlanIt now fills in those steps for you. When an automated result creates or matches a case, the case's Steps (each an action and its expected result) are derived from the automation that produced it — so your automated cases read like real, reviewable test cases instead of opaque green/red rows.