The all-new TestCollab is here!
Our team worked on almost 2 years to create a whole new TestCollab based on feedback we received over the past 10 years.
What’s new in TestCollab 2?
– Brand New interface with focus on awesome UX
– Bulk actions for test cases and plans
– Better ability to filter including custom field filters, and saved filters
– In app notifications for work that is relevant
– Comments with @mention so you can mention team mate and they are notified. Also, comments can now be added to Test cases too.
– Keep tabs on work across multiple projects using ‘My tasks’ page
– Improved Jira Integration with ability to link existing bugs
– Ability for testers to update test case while running it.
– Test Runs to create a new run cycle for same Test Plan
– Configurations feature to generate multiple Test Plans
-You can also export results for a Test Plan for all configurations, so you can see that “test case A” Passed in windows and ubuntu but failed on Mac.
– You can now filter your test cases as well as test results and export in CSV. For example, find failed test cases from a Test Plan and export them or find test cases tagged as “need-update” and export them.
– Global custom fields can be added to all projects and you can also display custom fields in test case table.
– Our new import process is very intuitive, you can import test cases in one suite, or even create new suite from CSV or you can import test cases in multiple suites at once. We also have more advanced mapping in import too.
– Detailed activity log
– We have added new reports based on feedback from customers, like user workload, activity report, run comparison report, burn down for Test Plan. Excel export is great for creating custom reports too.
– A defect tab is added to project so you can see all bugs posted from Jira to Test Collab at one page rather than going to each Test Plan.
– Test Plan folders are also introduced so you can also group your test plans together.
and a lot more…
