Orchestrate Your Entire
QA Process in One Centralized Platform

Organize, manage, and track your automated and manual test cases in hierarchical folders in one collaborative platform.

Reuse test cases across multiple test runs and copy test cases to new suites or projects.

Create and manage unique test case fields, like a dropdown menu to select the automation status of a test case or a multi-line text field to detail goals as part of an exploratory session.

Migrate any existing test cases from CSV files or other test management tools to maintain your historical data.

Quickly outline your testing scenarios by adding one or more test cases without filling in all test case fields.

Use out-of-the-box templates for scripted, steps-based, or exploratory tests or define your own templates to ensure consistency and efficiency.

Record all changes to test cases and historical results for every test so that you can see who executed the test, which test plans and runs the test was included in, and associated comments.

Reuse the same set of test steps across multiple test cases so you can edit a single set of steps once and the edits will automatically be distributed to all test cases using those steps.

Use a single, centralized test case repository to store and organize cases, or divide into different repositories to gain more granularity and control.

Compare test case versions side-by-side to track how test cases have changed over time.

Link tests to issues to find requirement gaps, reduce defect leakage, and ensure tests cover your application’s features.

Setup collaborative review and approval processes to ensure test cases accurately define your application and meet your organization’s standards.

Define a group of tests to be run, assign tests to your team members, and execute all tests to record results.

Group and execute multiple test runs to test your application against different operating systems, browser, test environments, or devices.

Define scope, set a due date, and link multiple testing efforts together to track test execution progress towards a goal.

Keep your team on track with personalized to-do lists, advanced filtering options, and a central place to execute.

Manage test data in one location and run the same test with multiple values without ever having to copy or maintain duplicate test cases.

Enter time estimates for cases and actual test times when recording results to forecast how long it will take to complete a given Milestone, test plan, or test run.

Integrate with external requirements managers, bug-trackers, and issue management tools like Jira, GitHub Issues, Azure DevOps and more to link requirements, automatically create new defects, and view defect status.

Integrate with popular test automation frameworks like Selenium, Cypress, JUnit, Playwright, TestNG, Sauce Labs, and others—or with your own in-house tooling—to visualize results, track coverage, and link to defects.

Upload results from test automation workflows running in build pipelines or jobs on any CI tool, including Jenkins, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, and more.

Enable powerful integrations using the TestRail API to fetch, add, and manipulate virtually any test entity or artifact.

Automatically upload and report on results from common test automation frameworks and tools from the command line or a CI/CD tool.

Trigger outbound requests when testing events occur such as creating or updating a test case, test run, or test plan.

Use UI scripts to add custom functionality to your TestRail instance like triggering test automation runs, pushing updates to collaboration tools like Slack with the click of a button, and more.

Report on test results from dozens of DevOps tools for efficient analysis and visibility across your team.

Quickly open a test, review test steps, add results, and jump to the next test with the three-pane view.

Log results per test step, capture testing times and environment details, and upload screenshots and other attachments to provide context.

Link to and push defects to issue tracking tools like Jira to report bugs to the development team instantly.

Trace work from definition to delivery by linking test artifacts to requirements and defects.

Clone a test run or test plan without test results to recreate previous runs or plans without having to configure every setting.

Close test runs to indicate all tests have been addressed, prevent changes, and preserve historical records of testing.

Generate comprehensive project reports, track test coverage, and build traceability between requirements, tests, and defects.

Real-time reports for projects, milestones, and test runs lets your team see the status of all associated testing from progress to defects.

Compare test activity across multiple projects, milestones, test plans, and runs.

Generate and email reports on a schedule or on-demand to communicate testing progress and results internally and externally with customers, partners, and stakeholders.

Automatically generate reports based on configured schedules to easily forward metrics and testing results to your entire team.

Organize dashboard charts according to your needs by viewing, selecting, and filtering for the data you need.

Enforce security policies to ensure users’ credentials aren’t lost, stolen, or reused with SSO via SAML 2.0, OAuth, and OpenID Connect.

Ensure your team authenticates their login via email or popular authenticator apps to better protect access to your data.

Govern global and project roles and permissions with simple yet fine-tuned controls that ensure every user only has the access they need—from contractors to full-time staff.

Use fine-grained permissions to assign user roles and organize your team in groups to ensure each team member only has the access they need.

Track every entity that’s created, updated, and deleted in your TestRail instance.

Delegate project and user management responsibilities to a subset of users without giving them full administrative access to TestRail.

Specify your preferred backup time, see when the last backup was completed, and in an emergency—restore the last backup taken, overwriting any subsequent changes.

Organize testers in groups to meet unique workflows for each project. Then add roles, create new users, and update permissions as your team grows.