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By Vishwesh

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How can I upload multiple files at once?

Short Answer: Select multiple files in your file picker using Shift/Ctrl/Cmd, or drag multiple files into the "Click to upload or drag and drop" box. Uploaded files will appear in a list. PreRequisites 1. Multiple files saved locally. 2. A browser that supports multi-file selection or drag-and-drop. Steps 1. Open the upload area for Requirements or UI screens by clicking "Click to upload or drag and drop". A file picker opens, or the upload area is ready for drag-and-drop. 2. In the file picker, select multiple files by holding Shift/Ctrl/Cmd, or drag multiple files into the upload box. All selected files begin uploading and later appear in the list. 3. Check that the uploaded files appear as separate rows, such as "Clever Balance.txt" and "Testing.txt". Each uploaded file is visible and removable via the "x". 4. Remove any files you do not want by clicking the "x" next to them. Only the files you want remain listed. Troubleshooting 1. Only one file uploaded despite selecting multiple. Likely Cause: The browser or file picker did not include multiple selection, or the upload failed. Action: Try dragging all files into the upload area, or select multiple again using Shift/Ctrl/Cmd. If needed, try another browser.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I add a new product name that isn't listed?

Short Answer: Type the product name directly into the "Product" field (placeholder: "Select or type a product name..."). PreRequisites 1. Know the exact product name you want to add. Steps 1. Click the "Product" field ("Select or type a product name..."). The field becomes editable. 2. Type the new product name (for example, "Web Portal"). The typed product name appears in the field. 3. If suggestions appear, either select one or keep your typed value. The product field now contains the product to be used for generation. 4. Continue filling in "Feature / Page / Use-case" and other fields, then click "Generate test cases". The form accepts the new product and proceeds. Troubleshooting 1. Typed product is not retained or suggestions override it. Likely Cause: The UI may expect selection from a predefined list or there could be a temporary issue. Action: Try typing the product name and pressing Enter to confirm. If it still does not save, contact support.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I create test cases?

Short Answer: Fill the "Product" and "Feature / Page / Use-case" fields, optionally add requirement documents and/or UI screenshots, write a brief description, then click "Generate test cases". PreRequisites 1. Access to the "Create test cases" page. 2. Product name and feature/use-case to enter. 3. Optional: Requirement document(s) and UI screenshot files saved locally. Steps 1. Open the Create test cases page and locate the "Basic details" panel. You will see "Product" and "Feature / Page / Use-case" fields, along with Requirements and UI screens sections. 2. Enter or select a product in the "Product" field ("Select or type a product name..."). The field shows the chosen or typed name (for example, "Web Portal"). 3. Enter the feature, page, or use-case in "Feature / Page / Use-case" (for example, "Checkout"). The field is populated with your input. 4. (Optional) Upload requirement documents via the "Requirement document (optional)" upload box by clicking "Click to upload or drag and drop" or dragging files into it. Uploaded files appear in a list under the upload area (for example, "Clever Balance.txt"). 5. (Optional) Enter a short summary in "Brief description" using the sample hints as guidance. A concise description of the flow appears in the text area. 6. (Optional) Upload UI screenshots in the "Upload screenshots (optional)" section (click or drag PNG/JPG/WEBP files). Uploaded screenshots appear in the file list (for example, "devicon_tailwindcss.png"). 7. Click the "Generate test cases" button once it is enabled. The button becomes clickable and submits the inputs. Troubleshooting 1. "Generate test cases" button is disabled (greyed out). Likely Cause: Required fields such as "Product" or "Feature / Page / Use-case" are empty. Action: Fill the missing fields. The button should become enabled. 2. Uploaded file does not appear in the list. Likely Cause: Upload failed or file type is not supported. Action: Ensure the file format is supported (requirements: PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT; screenshots: PNG, JPG, WEBP). Retry the upload and check your network connection. 3. Clicking "Generate test cases" appears to do nothing. Likely Cause: Temporary client-side or network issue. Action: Reload the page and try again. If the issue persists, capture a screenshot and contact support. Note: Fields labeled "(optional)" are not required. Use the sample hints under "Brief description" for concise phrasing.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I remove an uploaded requirement document or screenshot?

How do I remove an uploaded requirement document or screenshot? Uploading | More properties Short Answer: Click the "x" at the right end of the uploaded file row to remove it from the list. PreRequisites 1. At least one file is already uploaded and visible in the file list. Steps 1. Scroll to the section where the file is listed (Requirements or UI screens). You will see uploaded file rows with an "x" at the right. 2. Locate the file name you want to remove (for example, "Clever Balance.txt" or "devicon_tailwindcss.png"). The file row is visible and selectable. 3. Click the "x" at the end of that file's row. The file disappears from the list and will not be submitted. 4. If needed, re-upload a replacement file using the upload box. The new file appears in the list. Troubleshooting 1. Clicking the "x" does not remove the file. Likely Cause: Temporary UI or network issue. Action: Refresh the page and try again. If it still fails, re-upload only the files you want and leave the unwanted ones out, or contact support. Note: Removal happens immediately from the visible list. You can re-upload files at any time.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I upload a requirement document?

Short Answer: Click the "Click to upload or drag and drop" box under "Requirement document (optional)", or drag files into it. Supported formats are PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT. PreRequisites 1. A requirement document saved on your device. 2. Access to the "Create test cases" page. Steps 1. Scroll to the "Requirements" section and locate "Requirement document (optional)". You will see the upload box labeled "Click to upload or drag and drop" along with supported formats (PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT). 2. Click the upload box or drag your requirement file into it. A file picker opens, or the file is queued for upload. 3. Select one or more supported files and confirm. The files appear listed below the upload box (for example, "Clever Balance.txt", "Testing.txt"). 4. If needed, remove an uploaded file by clicking the "x" on its row. The file is removed from the list and will not be submitted. Troubleshooting 1. Upload is rejected or nothing happens when adding a file. Likely Cause: Unsupported file type or upload failure. Action: Convert the document to PDF, DOC, DOCX, or TXT and try again. Also check your internet connection. 2. Files appear but show 0.0 KB or unusual sizes. Likely Cause: Partial upload or corrupted file. Action: Recreate or re-export the document and re-upload. Try a different browser if the issue continues. Note: The field description suggests uploading documents like BRD, PRD, user stories, or acceptance criteria — upload whatever you have.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I upload UI screenshots for the flow?

Short Answer: Use the "Upload screenshots (optional)" box—click "Click to upload or drag and drop" or drag PNG/JPG/WEBP images into it. Uploaded images appear below. PreRequisites 1. Screenshots saved as PNG, JPG, or WEBP. 2. Access to the "Create test cases" page. Steps 1. Scroll to the "UI screens" section and locate "Upload screenshots (optional)". You will see the upload box with supported formats (PNG, JPG, WEBP). 2. Click the "Click to upload or drag and drop" box or drag image files into it. A file picker opens, or the images begin uploading. 3. Select one or more PNG/JPG/WEBP files and confirm. Uploaded screenshots appear in the list (for example, "devicon_tailwindcss.png"). 4. To remove a screenshot, click the "x" on the file row. The screenshot is removed and will not be submitted. Troubleshooting 1. Screenshot file is not accepted. Likely Cause: Unsupported file format or upload failure. Action: Save/export the image as PNG, JPG, or WEBP and retry. If needed, try a different browser. 2. Screenshot list does not appear after upload. Likely Cause: Upload failure or UI did not refresh. Action: Refresh the page and try re-uploading. Also check your internet connection.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

What file formats are supported for requirement documents and UI screenshots?

Short Answer: - Requirement documents: PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT - UI screenshots: PNG, JPG, WEBP PreRequisites 1. Files prepared in one of the supported formats. Steps 1. Locate the "Requirement document (optional)" upload box. The supported formats (PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT) are displayed beneath it. 2. Locate the "Upload screenshots (optional)" section. The supported formats (PNG, JPG, WEBP) are displayed beneath it. 3. Prepare your files in the listed formats and upload them using the "Click to upload or drag and drop" areas. Files are accepted and appear in the list after upload. 4. If a file is rejected, convert it to one of the supported formats and retry. The file uploads successfully once it matches a supported format. Troubleshooting 1. File is rejected during upload. Likely Cause: Unsupported file format. Action: Convert the file to a supported extension and re-upload: - Requirements: PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT - Screenshots: PNG, JPG, WEBP Note: Supported formats are shown directly under each upload area on the form.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

Why is the 'Generate test cases' button disabled?

Short Answer: The button is disabled when required inputs are missing (for example, empty "Product" or "Feature / Page / Use-case"). Fill the required fields to enable it. PreRequisites 1. Open the "Create test cases" page. Steps 1. Check the "Basic details" section for empty fields, especially "Product" and "Feature / Page / Use-case". Empty fields will be visibly unfilled. 2. Fill in the "Product" field (select or type) and "Feature / Page / Use-case". Both fields should now display values (for example, "Web Portal" and "Checkout"). 3. Verify that the "Generate test cases" button changes from greyed out to active (blue). The button becomes clickable once required inputs are provided. 4. If the button remains disabled, refresh the page and try again. This can resolve temporary UI issues. Troubleshooting 1. Button remains disabled after fields are filled. Likely Cause: Browser blocking scripts, validation delay, or network issue. Action: Enable JavaScript, perform a hard refresh, try another browser, or check your internet connection. If the issue persists, contact support. 2. Clicking the enabled button has no effect. Likely Cause: Server-side error or client-side glitch. Action: Wait a moment and try again. If it still fails, capture a screenshot and contact support. Note: Screen examples show the button disabled on an empty form and enabled after required fields are filled.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

What should I include in the "Brief description" field?

Short Answer: Write a 1–2 sentence summary of the flow or what needs testing. Use the sample hints shown for format and brevity. PreRequisites 1. Have the main flow steps or acceptance criteria in mind. Steps 1. Open the "Brief description" text area ("Describe the flow or what needs to be tested..."). The text area is ready for input. 2. Write a concise sentence describing the goal and key steps (for example, "Users log in with email + password, then complete 2FA."). Keep it short and focused on the main flow. 3. Add important variants or edge cases if relevant (for example, "Admin edits user permissions."). Include only critical variations that affect testing. 4. Proceed to "Generate test cases" once satisfied with the description and other inputs. The description is submitted as part of the generation input. Troubleshooting 1. Generated test cases do not match the intended flow. Likely Cause: The description is too vague or missing key steps or variants. Action: Edit the "Brief description" to include clearer steps or scenarios, then regenerate. Note: Sample hints on the page include: - "Users log in with email + password, then complete 2FA." - "Admin edits user permissions." Use these as a model for writing concise, clear descriptions.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I change the sort order of test cases?

Short Answer: Use the "Most recent" dropdown or the sort icon (⇅) next to it to change the ordering of the list. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Test cases are loaded and visible. Steps 1. Locate the "Most recent" dropdown in the filter bar. The sort control is visible at the top of the list. 2. Click "Most recent" and select another sort option, or click the sort icon (⇅) to toggle the direction. The table reorders based on your selected sort option. Troubleshooting 1. Sorting does not change the visible order. Likely Cause: Active filters or search terms are limiting the result set, making sorting changes less noticeable. Action: Clear filters or search terms, then apply sorting again to verify the full ordering. Note: Sorting is applied to the current result set. Adjust filters as needed before sorting.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I copy a shareable link and make the test cases public?

Short Answer: Open "Share", click "Copy link" to copy the current link; to allow no-login viewing, select "Public" under "Document access" and click "Save". PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Have permission to change document access. Steps 1. Click "Share" in the top-right of the Test cases page. The "Share test cases" modal opens. 2. Click the "Copy link" button in the modal. The link is copied to your clipboard. 3. To allow anyone with the link to view, select "Public" under "Document access", then click "Save". The document is now accessible to anyone with the link, without login. Troubleshooting 1. "Public" option is not available or has no effect. Likely Cause: Organization or workspace-level sharing policy restricts public access. Action: Contact your workspace administrator or owner to enable public sharing. 2. Recipients without accounts cannot view the link after making it public. Likely Cause: Access changes may take a moment to propagate or caching issues. Action: Wait a few minutes, then retry. Re-copy the link after saving and test in an incognito/private window. Note: Public access means "Anyone with the link can view. No login required."

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I download the test cases list?

Short Answer: Click the "Download" button at the top-right of the Test cases page to export the current view. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Test cases list is loaded. Steps 1. Click the "Download" button in the top-right of the page. The download/export process begins and a browser download prompt appears. 2. Follow your browser prompts to save the file. The file is saved to your device. Troubleshooting 1. Nothing happens when clicking "Download". Likely Cause: Pop-up blocker, browser extension interference, or network issue. Action: Check your browser’s pop-up settings, disable blocking extensions for the site, refresh the page, and try again. Note: Apply filters or search before clicking "Download" if you want to export a filtered view of the test cases.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I filter and sort test cases by category, status, assignee, or date?

Short Answer: Use the filter dropdowns "All categories", "All status", "All assignees", and the "Most recent" sort control. You can also click a status chip under "By status" to filter quickly. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Test cases are loaded on the page. Steps 1. Locate the filter bar under the totals section showing "All categories", "All status", "All assignees", and "Most recent". The filter controls are visible at the top of the list. 2. Click "All categories" and select a category. The table updates to show only test cases from that category. 3. Click a status chip under "By status" (for example, "Failed : 15") or use "All status" to select specific statuses. The table filters to show only matching test cases. 4. Use the "Most recent" dropdown or the sort icon (⇅) to change the sorting order. Rows reorder based on your selection. 5. Use the search box to find specific test cases by title, description, or filename. The table updates to match your search input. Troubleshooting 1. No results after applying filters. Likely Cause: The selected filters are too narrow or conflicting. Action: Clear one or more filters (set back to "All categories" or "All status") or broaden your search terms. 2. Filters do not appear to update. Likely Cause: Data is still loading or a network delay occurred. Action: Wait for loading to complete, refresh the page, or reapply the filter. Note: You can combine filters and search to precisely narrow results before exporting or performing bulk actions.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I navigate between pages of test cases?

Short Answer: Use the pagination controls at the bottom-right (page numbers, "First", "Last") to move between pages. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. There are multiple pages of results (for example, "Showing 1–10 of 154"). Steps 1. Scroll to the bottom of the test case table to locate the pagination controls ("First", page numbers, "Last"). The pagination controls are visible below the table. 2. Click a page number or use navigation controls (such as Next or Last) to move between pages. The table updates to show the selected page of results. Troubleshooting 1. Pagination controls are unresponsive. Likely Cause: Page is still loading or there is a network issue. Action: Wait for loading to complete. If controls remain unresponsive, refresh the page and try again.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I open a test case to view its details?

Short Answer: Click the chevron (right arrow) at the end of the test case row (right-most column) to open that case’s details. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Test cases are visible in the table. Steps 1. Locate the row for the test case you want to view (for example, "TC-0001"). The row is visible in the table. 2. Click the chevron icon (→) at the right end of that row. The test case details panel or page opens. Troubleshooting 1. Clicking the row chevron does nothing. Likely Cause: Another modal or overlay (such as the "Share" modal) is open and blocking interaction. Action: Close any open modals or drawers and try again. If needed, refresh the page. Note: The detailed view opens from the row chevron, even though its layout is not shown in the list view.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I select single, multiple, or all test cases?

Short Answer: Use the row checkboxes to select single or multiple cases. Use the header checkbox to select all visible items — the selection banner shows how many are selected. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Test cases are visible in the list. Steps 1. Click the checkbox to the left of a test case row to select a single case. The checkbox fills (blue) and the row is marked as selected. 2. To select multiple cases, click the checkbox for each row you want. Multiple rows will show selection indicators. 3. To select all visible cases, click the header checkbox at the top-left of the table. A banner appears showing the total selected (for example, "2 test cases selected" or "154 test cases selected"). 4. To clear the selection, click the "X" in the selection banner. The selection clears and the banner disappears. Troubleshooting 1. Checkboxes don’t appear or cannot be clicked. Likely Cause: The page is still loading or the view is read-only. Action: Wait for loading to complete or check your permissions with your administrator. 2. Selection count is different than expected. Likely Cause: Filters are applied or selection is limited to the current page vs. all results. Action: Verify whether you selected visible items or all results. Clear filters to confirm counts. Note: Selecting multiple test cases may enable additional bulk actions. Check the selection banner for available options.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I share test cases with teammates?

Short Answer: Click "Share", add email addresses in "Enter email address", choose a role, set "Private" or "Public" access, then click "Save" or "Copy link". PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Have permission to share the test set. Steps 1. Click the "Share" button in the top-right of the Test cases page. The "Share test cases" modal opens. 2. In the modal, type your teammate’s email into the "Enter email address" field. The email is added to the input. 3. Use the role dropdown next to the email (default: "Member") to select the appropriate role. The invitee appears under "People with access" with the selected role. 4. Set "Document access" to either "Private" or "Public". - Private: Only invited team members can access - Public: Anyone with the link can view 5. Click "Save" to apply changes or "Copy link" to share a URL. The access list updates, or the link is copied to your clipboard. Troubleshooting 1. Cannot add an email or "Save" fails. Likely Cause: Invalid email format or insufficient permissions. Action: Enter a valid email, remove duplicates, or contact your workspace administrator. 2. Shared users cannot access the link. Likely Cause: Document is still set to "Private" or users are not added. Action: Set access to "Public" (if allowed) or add users under "People with access", then click "Save". Note: The access list shows current users and roles (for example, Admin, Member, Owner).

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I update status or assign multiple test cases at once?

Short Answer: Select one or more test cases, then use "Update status" and "Assign to" in the selection banner to update all selected cases. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. Select one or more test cases using the checkboxes. Steps 1. Select test cases using row checkboxes or the header checkbox. A selection banner appears (for example, "2 test cases selected"). 2. Click "Update status" in the selection banner. A menu with status options opens. 3. Choose the desired status (for example, "Passed", "Failed", "Blocked", "Fix ready for QA"). The Status column updates for all selected rows. 4. To assign the selected test cases, click "Assign to" and choose a person. The Assignee column updates for the selected rows. 5. When finished, click the "X" on the selection banner to clear the selection. The banner disappears and selection is cleared. Troubleshooting 1. Bulk update does not change statuses or assignees. Likely Cause: Network error, server timeout, or insufficient permissions. Action: Refresh the page and retry with a smaller selection. Check your internet connection and confirm you have editing rights. 2. Operation times out for a very large selection. Likely Cause: Backend processing limits when updating many items at once. Action: Update test cases in smaller batches or try again after some time. Note: After updating, verify changes in the "Status" and "Last updated" columns.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I view test cases on the Test cases page?

Short Answer: Open the Test cases page — the table displays test cases with columns "#", "Category", "Test case", "Status", "Assignee", and "Last updated". PreRequisites 1. Be signed in. 2. You are on the correct project page (breadcrumb shows "TestCase › Everdone Web App › Login › Test cases"). 3. At least one test run or generated test case exists. Steps 1. Open the Test cases page and verify the breadcrumb shows "Test cases". The page header and totals card appear. 2. Check the totals card and "By status" chips to confirm test cases are present. You’ll see totals (for example, "Total cases 154") and status breakdowns. 3. Scroll down to the table to view individual test cases. Columns include "#", "Category", "Test case", "Status", "Assignee", and "Last updated". 4. If no cases are shown, look for the empty state message: "No test cases yet. They will appear here once generated." Troubleshooting 1. Page shows "No test cases yet." Likely Cause: Test cases have not been generated or the run is still in progress. Action: Wait for generation to complete and refresh the page. Check the Run ID and Last updated timestamp to confirm status. 2. Table shows grey placeholder rows (loading skeletons). Likely Cause: Data is still loading. Action: Wait for loading to complete. The placeholders will disappear once data is ready. Note: Use the "Download" and "Share" buttons in the top-right to export or share the current test cases.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

What do the status tags (for example "Passed", "Blocked", "Fix ready for QA") mean in the list view?

Short Answer: Status tags show the current state of each test case (for example, "Passed", "Failed", "Not started", "In progress", "Assigned to dev", "Blocked", "Fix ready for QA", "Rejected"). Steps 1. Look at the "By status" chips under the totals card to see counts for each status. You’ll see values like "Passed : 11", "Failed : 15", etc. 2. Check the "Status" column in the table. Each row displays a status tag indicating the current state of that test case. 3. Refer to the "Last updated" column to understand how recent the status change is. It shows timestamps like "1 hour ago" or "Today". Troubleshooting 1. A status appears outdated. Likely Cause: The test case hasn’t been recently updated or the page hasn’t refreshed. Action: Open the test case details to verify the latest update, or refresh the page to load current data. Note: Status tags are color-coded in the UI for quick scanning, with meanings inferred directly from their labels.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I assign or change the Assignee for a test case?

Short Answer: Use the "Assignee" dropdown in the right sidebar to select the responsible person (current value shown, for example, as "Sarah Chen"). PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. Steps 1. Locate the "Assignee" field in the right-side panel. You will see the current assignee (for example, "Sarah Chen"). 2. Click the "Assignee" dropdown and choose a name from the list. The selected name appears in the field, and the change is recorded in "History". Troubleshooting 1. Unable to change the assignee. Likely Cause: You may not have permission to reassign the test case or available options are restricted. Action: Refresh the page and try again. If the issue persists, contact the project Owner or Admin listed under "People with access". Note: All assignee changes are tracked in the "History" timeline.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I change the Status of this test case?

Short Answer: Open the "Status" dropdown in the right sidebar and select the desired status (current value shown, for example, as "Fix ready for QA"). PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. Steps 1. Locate the "Status" field in the right-side panel. You will see the current status (for example, "Fix ready for QA"). 2. Click the "Status" dropdown. A list of available status options appears. 3. Select the status you want. The selected status is applied and displayed in the field, and the change is recorded in "History". Troubleshooting 1. Status change does not persist or reverts back. Likely Cause: Save failed due to a network issue or insufficient permissions. Action: Refresh the page and try again. If the issue continues, confirm you have permission to update the test case or contact the Owner listed in "People with access". Note: All status changes are tracked in the "History" section.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I go back to the Test cases list from this page?

Short Answer: Click the "< Back to Test cases" link in the right sidebar to return to the list. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. Steps 1. Locate the "< Back to Test cases" link in the right-side panel. The link is visible at the top of the sidebar. 2. Click the link. You are navigated back to the Test cases list. Troubleshooting 1. The back link does not navigate. Likely Cause: Browser blocked navigation or a temporary UI issue. Action: Use your browser Back button or go directly to the Test cases list URL. Refresh the page and try again.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I make this test case public so anyone with the link can view it?

Short Answer: Open "Share", select "Public" under "Document access", click "Save", then use "Copy link" to share. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. 2. Have access to the "Share" modal. Steps 1. Click "Share" in the page header. The "Share test cases" modal opens. 2. Under "Document access", select the "Public" option. It indicates: "Anyone with the link can view. No login required." 3. Click "Save" to apply the change. The document is now set to public access. 4. Optionally, click "Copy link" to copy the public URL. The shareable link is copied to your clipboard. Troubleshooting 1. External users still cannot view the test case. Likely Cause: The document is still set to "Private" or changes were not saved. Action: Reopen "Share", ensure "Public" is selected, click "Save", then copy and resend the link. 2. Recipients are asked to sign in even after sharing. Likely Cause: The link was copied before switching to "Public". Action: Set access to "Public", click "Save", then copy the link again. Note: Public mode means "Anyone with the link can view. No login required."

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I view the change history for this test case?

How do I view the change history for this test case? Audit | More properties Short Answer: Scroll to the "History" section on the test case page to view recent changes and timestamps. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. Steps 1. Scroll down the test case page to locate the "History" section. You will see entries such as: - "16 min ago You changed status to Failed" - "2 min ago Status changed to Fix ready for QA" Troubleshooting 1. History is empty or missing expected entries. Likely Cause: No changes have been recorded yet or there is a delay in logging. Action: Wait a few minutes and refresh the page. If entries are still missing, contact your project Admin. Note: History entries include a timestamp and a brief description of each change.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

How do I view the details of a test case?

Short Answer: Open the test case page to see the Title, Test case ID, Description, Preconditions, Steps, Test data, Expected result, and History. PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. 2. Have access to the test case page URL. Steps 1. Open the test case URL (for example: /services/testcase/product/orgid/testcases/:id). The test case page loads with breadcrumb and header. 2. Review the header section for title and metadata. You will see details like the title (for example, "Login - Invalid Password") and metadata such as Test case ID and Feature / Page. 3. Scroll through the main content sections. These include: - Description - Preconditions - Steps - Test data - Expected result 4. Check the right sidebar for additional details. You will find Status, Assignee, Category, and Last updated. Troubleshooting 1. Page shows grey placeholder (loading skeletons). Likely Cause: The page is still loading or network is slow. Action: Wait a few seconds and refresh the page. Check your internet connection. 2. Some sections are blank or missing. Likely Cause: Permission issues or incomplete data load. Action: Ensure you are signed in and have access. Refresh the page. If the issue persists, contact the test case owner. Note: The page header includes a breadcrumb (for example, "TestCase > Mobile App > Test cases > Login page > Login - Invalid Password") and actions like "Share" and "Download".

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026

Where can I find the Test case ID, Feature / Page and Category for a test case?

Short Answer: The Test case ID and Feature / Page appear below the title in the header, and the Category is shown as a tag in the right sidebar (for example, "Security"). PreRequisites 1. Be signed in to the app. Steps 1. Look below the title in the header section. You will see metadata such as: "Test case ID: 24 • Feature / Page: Login" 2. Check the right sidebar for the "Category" tag. The category (for example, "Security") is displayed there. Troubleshooting 1. Test case ID or Category is not visible. Likely Cause: Page content is still loading or layout is collapsed. Action: Scroll to the header area and refresh the page. If the issue persists, contact support. Note: The header also includes breadcrumb navigation and details like "Last updated" time.

Last updated on Apr 09, 2026