Test Management

Testing in Jira has changed a lot in the last few years, as Jira is no longer just a backlog for user stories and bugs. For many teams it is the central place where work starts, lives and is reported. That is why test management tools in Jira are now…

Quality is not a vague concept. It is measurable, trackable, and improvable when teams use clear metrics. When you define what “good” looks like and connect those expectations to Jira workflows, quality becomes part of how your team operates, not just something you inspect before shipping. Below are essential product…

From Automation to Intelligence While automation once promised faster delivery, its initial implementation often introduced new bottlenecks. The manual overhead of translating user stories into developer tasks, maintaining brittle test suites, and reacting to defects late in the process still severely slows teams down. Artificial Intelligence is now changing that…

Testing is more than executing test cases or logging bugs – it’s about managing a structured process that ensures quality, transparency and accountability throughout the software lifecycle. However, to make this process effective, teams need a shared language – a consistent set of terms that every tester, developer and product…

A solid test plan remains one of the cornerstones of effective quality assurance – even in 2025, when agile methods, automation and AI-assisted testing have become standard. Yet, many QA teams still treat the test plan as a formality. In reality, it’s your roadmap for delivering reliable software and helping…

A good test case is like a well-written, detailed recipe – you understand it and follow it without hesitation at each step. So, learning how to write a good test case is comparable to mastering a great recipe. A test case requires the right ingredients as well as clear instructions…

Have you ever received a user story that reads “As a user, I want a new button”? That’s not a user story – that’s a headache served with a side of future Slack messages. Vague stories are silent productivity killers, especially for product and software teams. However, the fix isn’t…

Testing is the safety net of software development. It confirms that the built product not only works as intended, but also delivers value to users. However, one of the biggest challenges for QA managers and test leads is understanding whether their testing efforts truly cover all the critical requirements. This…

Requirements are the backbone of every software project. They define what needs to be built, why it matters and how its success will be measured. When it comes to the highly regulated industries, such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, or finance – the stakes for requirements are even higher. In these…

Test management is an essential part of delivering reliable software. It connects requirements with verification, provides a systematic way to check functionality and ensures traceability when defects occur. Many teams want to manage their testing inside Jira, since it already serves as the central platform for requirements, bugs and release…