Simplify Your Test Management
Say goodbye to disorderly spreadsheets and welcome a seamless, collaborative test planning and test automation service with Test Track that offers value without compromising on affordability.
Free yourself from the burden of updating unruly spreadsheets
Collaborative
Facilitate teamwork effortlessly. Engage in discussions, problem-solve collaboratively, and share ideas without the constraints of limited cell space or endless email chains. Keep all your conversations and decisions neatly contained within your test run.
Intuitive and Simple
Test Track is built with an intuitive, user-friendly interface aimed to make your test planning process both simple and enjoyable. Organize your testing workload into distinct projects and multiple test plans, then seamlessly execute these plans repeatedly in a test run, efficiently managing the success or failure state of each test.
Full History Maintained
Every test action is tracked and logged, capturing a timestamp and the tester's identity, creating a comprehensive history of your test progress. With Test Track, you won't have to choose between maintaining extensive historical data and trying to keep your spreadsheet under control. Keep your valuable past data intact while ensuring a tidy and manageable workspace.
All the features for your test management needs
Easy Project Overview
A project encompasses various components, such as test plans, manual and automated test executions, a history of test runs, and identification of inconsistent tests. Within the project overview, you're provided with a concise and straightforward snapshot, offering a clear view of your project's progression.
Easily Monitor Test Outcomes and Identify Tests Requiring Retesting
Quickly view the status of your tests - see at a glance which ones have passed, which have failed, and which are still pending. Developers can conveniently set a test's status to "retest", enabling your testing team to immediately identify any tests that need to be reattempted, ensuring their successful completion.
Test Plan Prerequisites
Some test plans require certain conditions to be met before they can be executed. Test Track allows you to add prerequisites to your test plan, with the optional requirement to make user mark that they have understood and met the prerequisites before they can update a the status of a test step within a test run
Test Plan Attachments
Sometimes, test plans might require additional documentation or resources to be affective, such as platform design documentation, or test data needed to complete the test. Test Track allows you to attach files to your test plans. This ensures all necessary information to complete your test run is held in a one place.
Generate Comprehensive Reports
Test Track allows you to export detailed test run summaries as PDFs, offering an overview of test steps and their current statuses. These reports delve into the fine details of each test, including full descriptions of tests and their results, and incorporate screenshots if provided, ensuring a holistic view of your testing process.
You are in control of how the report is generated
- Report the full details and all information from a test run
- Only include the summary of information giving a quick overview
- Include or exclude data from your custom columns so sensitive information is not included
- Exclude passed tests so only the important information is in the report
Submit Automated Test Runs from CI/CD Servers
Manual test runs only provide some of the requirements of your projects quality assurance to confirm that your new project or release is working as you intended. Automated test provide another layer of assurance that your project works as expected. Using a simple API request, or via a simple command line tool, you can easily submit your automated test runs from your CI/CD servers directly to Test Track
Flaky Test Detection
During your manual and automated test runs, Test Track can detect where a test step is considered flaky. This is important to know to ensure the reliability of your tests and help your developers pinpoint issues during the testing process.
Test Track is a collaborative, user-friendly platform for development and testing teams. It simplifies test management with clear pricing, no per-user fees, and a focus on ease of use and affordability.
Offer Detailed and Well-Formatted Documentation for Test Failures
When a test fails, it's crucial that your development team can swiftly reproduce the test, identify the bug, and deploy a fix for retesting. With Test Track, you can provide thoroughly detailed descriptions of the problem in a well-structured format, using markdown. If necessary, complement your description with screenshots and images to clearly illustrate the issue at hand.
Deliver Clear and Well-Formatted Test Steps
Test steps often need additional details, which can quickly become difficult to interpret in a spreadsheet. Test Track allows you to bypass this challenge by enabling you to provide well-structured, detailed instructions using markdown formatting, ensuring clarity and ease of understanding for your team.
Complete Testing Audit Trail
During the test and development cycle, Test Track ensures every detail is meticulously tracked and remains accessible. This transparency allows all team members and stakeholders to monitor the progression of each test seamlessly
Custom Columns
Custom columns allow you to add additional information to your test steps. Whether you are starting from scratch, or importing an existing test plan from an existing system or from a spreadsheet, you can include all of the data required to accomplish your tests.
Project Variables
Project variables are a shorthand text that are found by entering "/" when creating a test step or marking a test as a failure. This allows you to create either a template of markdown content, or simple text that is commonly used such as a URL. This allows you to quickly add content to your steps in just a couple of keystrokes.
Test Step Tagging
Tags allow you to categorise test steps into groups, such as backend, frontend, public-api etc. This allows you to create a test plan, and then filter on particular groups of tests to get a quick glance or work on specific areas of the test plans together.
Login Securely with SSO email/password with 2FA
Login securely using Single Sign On (SSO) via Google, GitHub or Microsoft, or if you prefer to use email and password, you can also enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA) via an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator or Authy, or via email.