Jira integration

AI-powered capabilities natively embedded into the Jira Plugin enhance your workflow, foster collaboration and increase productivity.

Advanced Jira plugin provides bidirectional functionality to link tests to user stories. View test results, requirement coverage and edit scenarios directly from Jira.

On the Coverage Page in Jira, see the count of test statuses, passed, failed, skipped, and the automation percentage of tests linked to user stories.

See directly from Jira on the Coverage Page quantity of tests status (Failed, Passed, Skipped) automation status of tests linked to user stories in percent. And here openly check which test cases manual which automated one.

Check, are your requirements covered or no by your tests directly from Jira. Generated Run Report apart link on test results contains such useful information as run time, environment, configuration options, who had launched the run

With Jira Plugin you can work with your project testomat.io branches directly from Jira. Namely, add new branches to the existing project, switch between branches
make changes within existing branches.

Automatically create a Jira issue when a test run fails. Thus, keep on track of tests failures and keep tests results right inside Jira and Testomat.io.

Select a Run with a failed test. Find this test in a list and create a new issue for this test or link it to an existing issue. Created Issue will receive information on a test run and a web link to the Run report will be added inside.

Create a task in Jira, GitHub, or Azure when a test run fails right from the test management app in one click. Track test results and monitor defect fixes without switching between systems

Due to close integration, you can check test prioritization and test tagging directly into Jira from testomatio, to better optimize the order solving issues.

Easily add your tests to a Confluence page and provide more visibility to your team. Use macros to display tests linked to Jira ticket by test suite or by test case name.

Collaborate with team members based on your tests. Generate publicly available documentation from your project. Living docs are updated all the time you do something with tests in real-time

Execute manual tests on multi-environment directly in Jira within the Jira plugin in form of checklists in Jira issue separately for each environment. When you complete the tests, results will be placed in a run group in test management bi-directionally.

Keep track of tests that link to Jira so you can follow the project’s progress and report it to your stakeholders.

Execute manual and automated tests combination in the same run directly with Jira. When automated tests start on the CI/CD service, check the manual tests as a checklist in Jira simultaneously. After the Mixed Run group finishes, a link to the merged result will be created.