Klaros-Testmanagement

Klaros-Testmanagement is a software solution designed to efficiently manage software testing processes for organizations of various sizes. It caters to the needs of software testers, quality assurance professionals, project managers, software development teams, and IT companies across different industries. The system offers a range of features to streamline testing efforts and enhance software quality.

Key Features

Test Management: All test project data, including test cases, test suites, test requirements, test environments, test objects, test runs, and test results, are stored in a shared database. Users can organize and evaluate the data through a user-friendly web interface.

Agile and Traditional Processes: Klaros-Testmanagement supports both traditional development processes, such as the Waterfall or V-Model, and iterative and agile methods, like Scrum or Kanban.

Requirements and Coverage: Users can manage test requirements directly within the system or synchronize them with external sources like JIRA. Real-time requirement coverage information is available.

Modularization: The system allows users to group frequently recurring test steps into segments, making them easily reusable. This modular approach minimizes maintenance efforts.

Collaboration and Reusability: Test cases and test suites can be centrally maintained and shared across multiple projects. Changes made in one place can be selectively shared with specific projects.

Versioning: Klaros-Testmanagement supports versioning of test requirements, test cases, and test suites. Users can maintain, execute, and evaluate different versions separately.

Change Tracking: The system automatically logs and presents a comprehensive change history for managed data, including test cases and test steps, ensuring traceability.

Custom Fields: Each test project can be individually configured with custom fields for requirements, iterations, test segments, test cases, test suites, test environments, and test systems.

Customizable Views: Users can categorize and arrange objects in one or multiple tree structures, allowing for customized views of a test project based on specific criteria.

Attachments: Additional information, such as test data, text documents, graphics, or screenshots, can be uploaded, stored, and associated with test cases and test results.