Test Run Execution: Coordinate, Monitor, Achieve with Crosscheck

Crosscheck offers real-time monitoring and coordination of your testing efforts through its Test Run feature. This section explores the functionalities that enable you to manage, track, and analyze your test runs effectively.

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Test case and Bug Test Run

Efficiently create and manage your test runs. Define the scope, assign tests, and set deadlines. Customize each test run to fit the specific needs of your project. During test execution, if you encounter a bug, you can easily link it to the test run. This helps track the bug's behavior under different test conditions within the run, providing valuable insights for debugging and resolution.

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Intuitive Test Execution

Manage the execution of test cases within a test run, ensuring that each test is performed accurately and efficiently. Our user-friendly interface allows for quick inIntuitive Test Executionitiation, monitoring, and completion of test runs, keeping your testing process smooth and consistent. You can easily mark the status of each test case (Passed, Failed, or Blocked) and add detailed notes to capture observations or troubleshooting steps. Additionally, clear visual indicators provide a quick overview of the status for all test cases within a run.

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Time Tracking

The time tracking functionality offers valuable insights into testing efficiency. By tracking the time spent on each test case, you can identify areas for improvement and optimize your testing process. This data can also be helpful for estimating testing effort and resource allocation.

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Export Test Runs and Advance Filters

You can generate comprehensive reports that capture the execution status, time taken, and notes for each test case within a run. These reports can be exported in various formats for sharing with stakeholders or documentation purposes. Additionally, advanced filtering capabilities allow you to easily find specific test runs based on various criteria, making it effortless to analyze and report on your testing efforts.