Skip to main content Each test case includes metadata for classification, test steps for execution, and automation flags for tracking readiness.
Each test case is defined by a comprehensive set of fields, visible in the creation form and editing sheet.
Each test case is defined by a comprehensive set of fields, visible in the creation form and editing sheet.
Title : The name of the test case (required).
Description : A detailed explanation of what the test case does.
Key (ID) : A unique, auto-generated identifier (e.g., TC-6297).
2. Classification
Status : The current state (Active, Draft, Deprecated).
Priority : The urgency of the test (High, Medium, Low, Not Set).
Severity : The potential impact of a failure (Blocker, Critical, Major, Normal, Minor, Trivial, Not Set).
Type : The category of test (Functional, Smoke, Regression, Integration, E2E, API, Unit, Performance, Security, Accessibility, Other).
Behavior : The nature of the test (Positive, Negative, Destructive, Not Set).
Layer : The application layer being tested (E2E, API, Unit, Not Set).
3. Automation Fields
Automation Status : Whether the test is Manual or Automated.
To be automated : Checkbox to flag a manual test for future automation.
Is flaky : Checkbox to mark an unreliable or unstable test.
Is Muted : Checkbox to silence or skip this test.
4. Pre/Post-conditions
Pre-conditions : What must be true before the test runs.
Post-conditions : The expected system state after the test finishes.
5. Test Steps (Classic vs. Gherkin/BDD)
Test cases can have one or more steps.
You can choose between Classic and Gherkin (BDD) formats using tabs.
Classic steps include three fields:
Action : “What action to perform?”.
Test Data (optional) : “Input data (optional)”.
Expected Result : “What should happen”.
Click Add Step to add more steps sequentially.
Tags : Add keyword tags (e.g., “Smoke”, “regression”) for categorization. Tags are comma-separated.
Custom Fields : Additional fields can be added, most commonly during a CSV import when a column is “unmapped”.
Created by : Shows the author’s name and a timestamp. 
