Test Suites & Plans
Individual cases are useful, but releases need structure. Test Suites group related cases so you can run and report on them together, and Test Plans connect those suites to a release cycle so you know what has and has not been tested before you ship.
Who it’s for#
QA leads and release managers who own coverage and sign-off for a release.
What it does#
- Logical grouping — organize related test cases into suites for batch execution and reporting.
- Release alignment — link suites to a release cycle through a test plan.
- Approval workflows — add sign-off steps so plans are reviewed before a release proceeds.
- Coverage tracking — see what a release has and has not been tested against.
How it works#
You collect related cases into a suite, then attach one or more suites to a test plan scoped to a release. The plan tracks coverage as runs complete and routes the result through approval so the right people sign off.
Why it matters#
Suites make execution and reporting manageable at scale, and plans turn that into a release decision you can defend. You walk into a go or no-go call knowing exactly where coverage stands.