Test Management with TestRail

Discover how to use TestRail to organize and manage testing, create projects, add test cases under sections and subsections, set milestones, build test plans and runs, and execute tests.

Set up a TestRail account by choosing a free trial, selecting cloud or server, and registering with a web address, a valid email, and organization details to access your account.

Learn to add a project in TestRail, name it demo project, and select among single repository with one test suite, single repository with baseline support, or multiple test suites.

Explore TestRail's three project options, including a single test with one master suite, a baseline versioned repository, and a multi-suite setup with test runs, baselines, and sections and subsections.

Explore the TestRail project screen overview, including the administration, milestones, test suites, test plans, test runs, sections, subsections, and reports tabs, and learn to manage roles, progress, and tests.

Learn to create a test suite in TestRail by naming the test and adding an optional description, then organize test cases under sections and subsections.

Learn how to structure test management in TestRail by creating sections and subsections, organizing test cases under a hierarchical home, authentication, sign in, and register components.

Learn to add test cases into a section in TestRail, specify priority and estimates, define preconditions and steps, and set expected results using templates for sign in and register scenarios.

Import test cases in bulk from CSV or XML into TestRail, map fields such as description, steps, and expected results, and choose the register module as the destination.

Learn to create and name a milestone in TestRail, such as a January milestone, add a description and dates, and optionally connect it to a test plan and test case.

Create a test plan in TestRail and organize multiple test runs for a feature, system, or module across the stage environment and production environments, with milestones and optional test suites.

Learn to create a test run in TestRail, select a test weight, name the run, assign owners, choose test cases, and update status with pass or fail and defects.

Add new users by inviting them via email or manually setting passwords. Assign roles such as lead, tester, or administrator and adjust language and time zone in the administration tab.