Look at some of the features that make SpiraTest your best choice for quality management:

Manage requirements, features and use-cases Create, edit and execute test-cases Track bugs, enhancements, risks and issues Map tests to requirements to track coverage

Link bugs to test steps during test execution Drill down from requirements to tests and incidents Personalized dashboards and customizable reporting Web-based graphs and reports

Clean and powerful user interface Support for template test cases Intuitive Web Interface (pure HTML) Fully customizable workflows and field values

How To Use SpiraTest

For the project manager, it provides the ability to create, edit and delete your project's requirements in a hierarchical organization that resembles a typical scope matrix. Each of your requirements is mapped to one or more test cases that can be used to validate that your functionality works as expected.

For the tester, SpiraTest provides the ability to execute groups of your test cases - along with their test steps – so that the testers can follow the instructions and determine if the system being tested behaves as expected. Any deviations from expected behavior can then be recorded as defects and managed in the defect tracking module.

SpiraTest Key Resources

• Two-page datasheet that outlines SpiraTest's main features and capabilties.
• Comparison of SpiraTest’s features with other tools on the market
• Presentation that explains how you can use SpiraTest to improve your QA processes
• End-user’s guide for using SpiraTest to manage requirements, tests and defects
• How you can use SpiraTest in conjunction with other automated testing tools