Feature Overview

• The Test Case feature is a critical component of the software/hardware development and quality assurance process. It is designed to ensure that the functionality, performance, and security of products meet expected standards.
• Through systematic test case management, teams can effectively design, execute, and track testing activities, thereby improving product quality and reducing defect rates.
• The feature supports recording detailed preconditions, test steps, expected results, and actual results, ensuring that every functional module is fully verified.
• By integrating with Bug management and Story management, Test Cases enable closed-loop management, ensuring timely feedback and resolution of all issues, thus enhancing product reliability and user satisfaction.

Use Cases

• Functional Testing: During development, after new features are completed, testers verify them using test cases to ensure they work as expected. For example, when an e-commerce platform launches a new payment method, testers design test cases to verify each step of the payment process.
• Regression Testing: After software updates or bug fixes, the test team uses test cases for regression testing to ensure that new changes have not introduced new issues. For example, after fixing a bug in the shopping cart, testers execute relevant test cases to ensure the function still works normally.
• Performance Testing: Based on performance requirements, the team designs test cases to simulate high-concurrency user access and evaluate system performance under load. For example, an online education platform conducts performance testing during peak hours to ensure it can handle a large number of simultaneous learners.
• Security Testing: The team designs security test cases to evaluate system security and identify potential vulnerabilities. For example, a financial system requires security testing to protect user data and transaction information from leaks or attacks.

Through these features and scenarios, Test Cases play a vital role in development and QA, helping teams ensure product quality, improve user experience, and reduce maintenance costs.

After joining a team, testers can navigate to Test > Case to write test cases based on stories. In Sanplex, test case types include:

• Functional Testing
• Performance Testing
• Configuration Related
• Installation/Deployment
• Security Related
• API Testing

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I. Creating Test Cases

Click Create Case to create cases individually or in batches.

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On the Create Case page, select the corresponding product, module, case type, applicable stage, and related stories.

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You can also click Batch Create > Multiple Entry.

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II. Importing Test Cases

In Sanplex, you can also batch import test cases via files or the Case Library.

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To use the Import CSV function, you first need to use the Export > Export Template function. Fill the exported template with test case data, then batch import the cases into Sanplex.

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You can set the number of records and the format for export.

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After clicking Save, you will receive a file named "Template.csv".

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Fill in the test case titles, steps, and other information in the template.

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Use the Import function to upload the file.

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You can then view the detailed information of the automatically imported test cases.

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III. Exporting Test Cases

You can export selected records or all records of test cases.

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You can customize the fields for export and name/save the template for future use.

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IV. Importing into Case Library

Frequently used test cases can be imported into the Case Library, allowing users to accumulate test assets for reuse and management.

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V. Unit Test Cases

The use of unit test cases requires importing unit test results first to generate a test task, and then viewing the unit test cases within that test task.

In the Test > Case list, select Unit Test from the "All Types" dropdown to enter the unit test case page.

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On the unit test page, click the Import Unit Test Results button on the right.

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Jump to the import page, fill in the field information, upload the result file, and click Save.

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The system will then redirect to the unit test case list.

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An automated test task will be generated automatically in the unit test case list. This test task displays the unit test cases and execution results based on the imported data.

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