What’s New in TestRail Release 6.3 Webinar – June 22

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TestRail Release 6.3 release announcement Join TestRail product manager Simon Knight to learn about the new features in TestRail 6.3. The main new feature that has been added for this release is the ability to connect to several TestRail instances at once from your TestRail for Jira Plugin. Features that will be discussed in detail include:
  • Enhanced Jira to TestRail connectivity
  • References on plan entries
  • Additional endpoints
  • Bug fixes and other improvements
The webinar will last about 35 minutes, including 10-15 minutes of live Q&A with the TestRail team. Mark your calendars and join the live webinar on June 22:
Live Webinar: What’s New in TestRail 6.3 June 22, 2020, 5:00 PM CEST/11:00 AM EDT

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