Milestones for better management in QA teams
Track a release or sprint in every aggregated project in one view. Testomat.io ties your tests and their results to a milestone, so release progress is clear.
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Benefits of milestones for QA teams
Cross-project view
One release across every project.
Assign and execute
Attach tests and run in context.
Milestone reports
Track release-cycle progress.
Per-person progress
See who created and ran tests.
Bugs and completion
Open defects and completion count.
Testomat.io milestones features
Milestone
See a whole release in one view. A milestone shows your release, sprint, or phase across every included project, in one place. Everyone from QA to the PM reads release status the same way.
Assign and execute against a milestone
Run your tests in release context. Attach tests and test runs to a milestone, then execute them within it. Results count toward the release, so progress stays accurate.
Progress and completion tracking
Know how close a release is. Track the completion-tests count and release-cycle progress across all projects. Answer the ship-or-wait question with a real number.
Milestone reporting
Prove release progress with a report. Generate reports from milestone results and track release-cycle progress across every included project. Show where a release stands without building a report by hand.
Manage milestone types
Use predefined development cycle types such as Milestone and Sprint or create a custom one. Your reporting stays consistent, and every milestone keeps its type.
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More about milestones management
Runs
See how every run in the release is doing, all in one list. Spot a failing or slow run early, and act before the update reaches customers.
Tests
Know exactly what the release covers, all in one place. Catch gaps before they reach your users.
Requirements
Judge readiness feature by feature. Show the team how close each one is to done.
Plans
A test plan groups the tests to run for a release, manually, automatically, or both. You track each plan's progress inside the milestone.
Users
See how far each person has got, grouped by project. Help anyone who needs it before the deadline.
Defects
See the open bugs that could block the release, grouped by project. Know in one place whether you are clear to ship.
How milestone management can help?
A milestone links your tests and their results to a release, so your team sees progress in one place.
Startups & small teams
See one view
A release across your projects.
Assign tests
Attach tests to a milestone.
Execute runs
Run tests in release context.
Track orogress
See how close you are.
Mid-sized products
Report results
Track release-cycle progress.
Track per person
See who ran what.
Find open bugs
See defects per project.
Track completion
Check remaining tests.
Enterprise projects
Cross-project
One milestone for many projects.
Manage types
Built-in and custom milestone types.
Govern types
Reassign before deleting a type.
Scale releases
Release tracking across the organization.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a milestone in Testomat.io?
A milestone is a release, sprint, or phase that groups your tests and their results in one view. It tracks progress across every project you include, so the whole team sees where a release stands.
Can a milestone span multiple projects?
Yes. One milestone covers every included project, and its reports combine release-cycle progress across all of them.
Can I run tests within a milestone?
Yes. You attach tests and test runs to a milestone and execute them in its context, so results count toward the release.
Does it track per-person progress?
It does. A milestone shows progress by person, with the tests each user created and ran. Assigned tests show there too.
What are milestone types, and can I customize them?
Testomat.io ships built-in types and lets you add your own. Before you delete a type that's in use, you reassign its milestones, so nothing is left without a type.
