Overview

 

This training equips QA teams to create, organize, execute, and report test cases using Qase. Participants will build a reusable test repository, run sprint/release test cycles, link defects to Jira, and produce QA dashboards and progress reports. Qase supports both manual and automated test visibility in one platform. 

 

Duration

• 2 days – 14 hrs (Best / Standard)
• 3 days – 21 hrs (Advanced + Jira + Automation Reporting + Governance)

 

Objectives

 

• Build a structured test case repository in Qase (suites, cases, shared steps, parameters) 
• Create test plans + test runs, execute tests, and capture evidence 
• Use sprint/release workflows for Regression / UAT / Smoke testing
• Generate QA reports: coverage, progress, pass/fail trends
• Integrate with Jira for defect creation + traceability 
• (Optional advanced) Consolidate automation results into Qase dashboards (TestOps reporting) 

 

Target Audience

 

• QA / Test Engineers (Manual + Automation)
• QA Leads / Test Managers
• Business Analysts doing UAT support
• Developers supporting QA quality gates
• Scrum Masters / Delivery Leads

 

Prerequisites 

 

• Basic testing knowledge (test cases, defect reporting)
• Agile/Scrum familiarity is helpful
• For advanced track: basic CI/CD understanding is a plus

Course Outline 

 

Day 1 — Qase Fundamentals + Building Test Repository

 

Module 1: Test Case Management Essentials

• Test case standards (steps, expected results, preconditions)
• Test suite structuring (feature/module/user journey)
• Prioritization: smoke vs regression vs UAT

Workshop: Convert poorly-written test cases into “audit-ready” cases

 

Module 2: Qase Workspace Setup

• Qase projects, roles, permissions
• Naming conventions and best practices
• Repository structure design

Lab: Create 1 project + 5 suites + tags/labels strategy

 

Module 3: Creating Test Cases the Right Way

• Standard template for manual test cases
• Shared steps + reusable components (team efficiency)
• Test data + attachments

Lab: Create 20–30 test cases for a sample system (e-wallet / portal)

 

Day 2 — Test Runs + Reporting + Jira Defects

Module 4: Test Plans & Test Runs Execution

• What is a Test Run and how it works in Qase 
• Express run vs regular run
• Assigning execution, tracking pass/fail/blocked

Lab: Build a Sprint Test Run and execute end-to-end

 

Module 5: Defect Workflow + Jira Integration

• Linking test cases and defects to Jira issues 
• Best practice defect writing (Steps to reproduce, Expected vs Actual, evidence)

Lab: Auto-create defect tickets from failed tests (QA → Dev flow)

 

Module 6: Reports, Metrics & QA Dashboards

• Coverage and execution progress
• Pass rate trends, defect leakage signals
• Sprint QA Status Report format

Output: Generate a release QA report + dashboard screenshot pack

 

Optional Day 3 (Advanced Track)

 

Module 7: Automation Reporting in Qase (TestOps)

 

• Uploading test automation results into Qase dashboards
• Test frameworks reporting concept (CI pipeline visibility) 

 

Module 8: Governance & Standardization

• Test case review standards
• “Definition of Done” for testing
• Maintaining a clean, reusable test library

 

Module 9: Adoption & Migration Plan (Excel → Qase)

 

• Import strategy
• Repository refactoring
• Rollout plan per team/project