Overview 

• Effectively organize modules, test cases, and functions

• Perform various actions, including Edit, Delete, Duplicate, Move to, and Add to suites 

• Perform bulk operations for modules,test cases, and functions
  

• Tree view that gives an organizational structure for modules and their associated test cases and functions inside

• List view that lists all the test cases and functions directly
  

View Manage Page 

Sorting 

Filtering 

Views

• Web Test Case: A list of all the web test cases created

• Android Test Case: A list of all the android test cases created

• iOS Test Case: A list of all the iOS test cases created

• API Test Case: A list of all the API test cases created

• My Test Case: A list of all the test cases created by you

• Waiting on your review: A list of all the test cases pending to be approved

• Submitted for review: A list of all the test cases submitted for review

• Manual Test Case: A list of all the manual test cases created

• Not Added Test Suites: A list of all the test cases that weren't added to any of the test suites

Manage Modules 

• Add Test Case

• Add Modules

• Edit

• Delete

• Move to Module

• Add to Suite 

Add Test Case  

1. Select + Test Case from the list of actions.

2. The next few steps are similar to that of creating a test case. You'll see that the module drop-down is disabled, as the test case is created under the selected module.

3. Click Create.

Note: Using the same set of steps, you can create a function as well. Make sure to mark the test case as a function, provide the return type and specify if any arguments are necessary.

Add Modules 

1. Click + Module from the drop-down in + Test Case on the top-right corner.
   
   

2. Specify a name for the module, parent module (optional), and a description (optional). Click Create.
   
   

Note :

• A module can contain one or more other modules to further categorize based on specific functionalities. For example, the User Management feature can be the parent module, encapsulating related child modules, such as"User Registration and User Login, with each of them containing their respective test cases.

• Modules can be empty as well, but a test case must have an associated module.

• Modules can't contain test cases and sub-modules at the same level. For example, module A can't contain test case 1 and submodule B as separate entities on the same level. For such cases, either move test case 1 into submodule B, create a new submodule for it, or move it to another module outside module A.
  

3. To perform actions on the module, click on the ellipsis icon .

Note: Alternatively, this action can also be done from the test case editor page.

Edit   

1. Click the Edit option from the list of actions.

2. To rename the module, edit the existing name. The link name will not change as you edit the module's name. If you wish to change it, rename as per the conditions.

3. To change the parent module to another empty parent module or sub module. Select the required module from the drop-down.

4. Modify the description, if required. Once you finish with the changes, click Update. The changes will be reflected on the manage page instantly. 

Note: The parent module can be moved to a different parent module or sub module, provided it doesn't have existing test cases or functions.

Delete 

1. Click Delete option from the list of actions.

2. The delete prompt will ask you to confirm the actions on the respective module. If the module contains test cases or functions inside, referred actions will prompt to first go delete all the test cases and functions and then revert to do the delete action, once again.

3. To confirm the delete action, click Delete.

Move to Module 

1. Select Move to from the drop-down menu. This action will list the existing modules.

2. Choose the one you want to move the module to and click Move. 
   
   

Add to Suite 

1. Select Add to suite from the list of actions.

2. Choose the required suite to move the module. You can also select multiple test suites to move the model to.

3. Click Apply.
   
   

Note: Modules containing functions cannot be added.

Manage Test Cases & Functions 

Note:

For the tree view, a module needs to be expanded to view test cases and functions and to perform the actions. For list view, by default the test cases and functions are listed and actions can be performed straightaway.

• Edit

• Duplicate

• Delete

• Move to

• Add to suite

 Edit 

1. Click the Edit option from the list of actions to edit the test case details, such as Test Case Name, Link Name, to change the associated Module under a different module or modify the Description.

2. To rename the test case, edit the existing name. The link name will not change as you edit the test case name, but if you wish to change, edit them as per the guidelines.  

3. You can move this test case to another module or sub-module. Select the required module from the drop-down. You can create sub modules inside existing empty parent modules.

1. Click the + icon next to the parent module.

2. Type the name for the sub module. To save, press the Enter key.
   
   

4. Click Update to confirm the changes.
   
   
   

Duplicate 

1. Select Duplicate from the drop-down menu.

2. Name the clone, if required. Otherwise, it will default to naming the test case or function: "copy of {test case name}." 

3. Click Duplicate.
   
   

Note: The link name for the test case gets generated automatically. If you wish to edit the link name, use the Edit option.

Delete 

To delete a test case or a function:

1. Click Delete option from the list of actions.

2. The delete prompt will ask you to confirm the actions on the respective test case or function. Click Delete. 
   

Note:

Test cases and functions can't be deleted if they have been referred to in a test suite or test plan. To delete such test cases, first remove the test case from the test plan, followed by removing it from the test suite, then from the test cases section.

Move to 

1. Select Move to from the drop-down menu. This action will list the existing modules.

2. Choose the module or sub module, you want to move your test case or function to and click Move. 
   
   

Add to suite 

1. Select Add to suite from the list of actions.

2. Choose the required suite to move the test cases. You can also select multiple test suites to move the test case to.

3. Click Apply.
   
   

Note: The Add to suite action is only applicable to test cases.