TestRail for QA Planning
We’ve built TestRail to prove that there is an easier way to do quality assurance planning. Meet your quality goals and get your projects done on time.
QA planning doesn’t have to be complicated
Three Practical Tips for Improving Your QA Planning:
Use priorities to schedule the critical tests first. Assign a high priority to test cases for which a failure would have a big impact on your schedule. If one of them fails, you still have room to react. You don’t want a critical test to fail days before the release date when it’s too late to address the issue.
Track effort spent on test runs to better predict future workload. If you enter effort estimates and use the built-in time tracking, TestRail can automatically calculate effort estimates for future test runs. This way you can plan your schedule with far greater confidence.
Track effort spent on test runs to better predict future workload. If you enter effort estimates and use the built-in time tracking, TestRail can automatically calculate effort estimates for future test runs. This way you can plan your schedule with far greater confidence.
Use milestone progress reports to keep stakeholders in the loop. Avoid that status meetings turn into time sinks: use TestRail’s project level or milestone reports to keep meetings short and to the point. With these reports you have all key metrics on one page: the number of tests that passed, failed, were rescheduled, and how many test runs are still open.
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The QA Lead's Guide to Agile Testing
Many QA teams are already utilizing Agile or an Agile-like scrum methodology, yet still struggle to find the balance between the fast-paced Agile development cycle and delivering quality software their customers can count on.
This guide provides actionable and impactful agile testing takeaways that you can introduce now, as well as a "Crawl/Walk/Run" framework to help your team get onboarded and start seeing results.
This guide provides actionable and impactful agile testing takeaways that you can introduce now, as well as a "Crawl/Walk/Run" framework to help your team get onboarded and start seeing results.
Report
Software Testing & Quality Report: Third Edition
Hear from over 4,000 QA teams on their successes, challenges, processes, and the state of QA in 2024 and beyond!
We just published the third edition of the Software Testing & Quality Report, our most in-depth analysis of the state of QA yet—and what we found might surprise you.
In this report, we uncover surprising data about the adoption of test automation, top challenges and priorities, and the effective use of artificial intelligence in QA right now.
We just published the third edition of the Software Testing & Quality Report, our most in-depth analysis of the state of QA yet—and what we found might surprise you.
In this report, we uncover surprising data about the adoption of test automation, top challenges and priorities, and the effective use of artificial intelligence in QA right now.
On- Demand Webinar
Testing in Regulated Industries
Does your QA team have to abide by compliance or regulatory standards such as ISO 9001, HIPAA, or SOX? This on-demand webinar is for you.
With years of experience in nuclear power and healthcare IT, TestRail Solution Architect Chris Faraglia will guide you through testing strategy and considerations for such regulated fields—as well as explore best practices for maintaining test quality of record and ways to accomplish continuous improvement of the testing process.
With years of experience in nuclear power and healthcare IT, TestRail Solution Architect Chris Faraglia will guide you through testing strategy and considerations for such regulated fields—as well as explore best practices for maintaining test quality of record and ways to accomplish continuous improvement of the testing process.