Version History

 

Previous Monthly Releases (Since 2007)

June 5, 2026

📄 New: ISO Docs Format for Reports

You can now generate RTM, STD, SRS, and STR reports using our new ISO Docs format. Designed to support standardized documentation practices, this feature lets you export audit-ready, professional reports directly from Testuff, saving time and reducing manual formatting effort.

🤖 AI-generated tests are now automatically labeled

Tests created through AI generation from requirements and defects now automatically receive the AI Test label.

This makes it easier to identify, filter, review, and report on AI-generated tests without any additional manual steps.

🔗 Expanded Monday integration support

Our Monday integration now supports both predefined fields and custom fields.

This enhancement provides greater flexibility when synchronizing data between Testuff and Monday, allowing teams to better align the integration with their existing workflows and board structures.

📱 Improved responsiveness and screen-space utilization

We’ve enhanced the responsiveness of the Testuff web application to provide a better experience across different screen sizes and resolutions.

The application now makes more effective use of available screen space, allowing users to view and work with more information at once.

🛡️ Performance and security enhancements

We’ve introduced new diagnostic and analytical tools to proactively identify optimization opportunities and potential security hardening areas across the platform. These improvements are handled continuously in the background, helping ensure long-term stability, reliability, and security without any impact on users.

This release also includes general performance tuning for a faster and more responsive user experience.

May 31, 2026

This release introduces smarter test management in the Editor and deeper insights into your lab execution progress.

• Test Editor: Duplicate Name Detection

  To help maintain a clean and organized test repository, we’ve added a new validation option in the Test Editor. You can now check if another test with the same name exists within the branch level.

  In the Editor, look for the icon.

  Benefit: Prevents naming conflicts and ensures your test suite remains unique and easy to navigate.

• Lab Report: ‘Remaining Time’ for Unrun Tests

  We’ve enhanced the Lab Report (by Lab) to include a ‘Remaining Time’ calculation for tests that are not yet run.

  Why it matters: This provides a clear forecast of the remaining effort needed to finish a lab, helping you manage deadlines and team capacity more effectively.

May 3, 2026

This month’s release focuses on deeper AI intelligence, seamless Jira integration, and enhanced visibility into team performance and requirement coverage.

• Smart AI: Project-Level Context & Rules

  We’ve taken our AI test generation to the next level by supporting project-level context. You can now define general rules, instructions, and testing policies once at the project level, and the AI will automatically apply this context whenever you generate tests from requirements.

  Benefit: Saves time by eliminating repetitive file attachments and ensures consistent, context-aware tests across the project.

• Enhanced Jira Sync: Embedded Attachments

  We’ve streamlined the way Jira issues and Testuff requirements work together. Instead of just providing links, Testuff now displays Jira attachments directly within the requirement.

  Benefit: Keeps the team in one interface and allows the AI to “read” Jira attachments for better test generation.

• New Report: Testers – Planned vs. Actual

  A new report providing a detailed comparison between estimated testing time and actual execution time per tester.

  • Track execution accuracy and workload distribution.
  • Identify gaps between planning and real-world execution.
• Requirements Coverage: “Parents Only” View

  We’ve added a new option to the Requirements Coverage table to view “parents only”. Parent requirements now show a summary that includes totals from all sub-requirements.

  Benefit: Provides a cleaner, executive-level overview while still reflecting full coverage data.

As always, this release includes various quality improvements and internal performance enhancements.

March 29, 2026

Defects for Review AI Report

As part of our ongoing AI journey, we’re introducing the Defect Cleanup Candidates insight report. This new report is designed to help you understand the quality of defects in your backlog, much like how the Ineffective Tests Indications report helps assess test effectiveness.

The report provides a clear defects score and highlights key indicators such as defects being reopened multiple times, defects left open too long, missing closure explanations, and defects not connected to tests. It even leverages AI to spot defects that need clarification or are well-documented enough for automated understanding.

Why this matters

By identifying patterns in defect management, you can improve backlog hygiene, ensure faster resolution, and maintain traceable, high-quality defect records. The report gives you actionable insights at a glance, letting your team focus on what needs attention most.

How to make the most of it

Review the report regularly to spot trends, prioritize interventions, and refine your defect management practices. Over time, it helps reduce inefficiencies and ensures your defect backlog reflects the true quality of your work.

AI Test Generation: Suggest Steps with AI Help

We’ve improved the AI-driven test generation from defects by giving you more control over which part of a defect is used for generating tests.

Now, when suggesting steps with AI help, you can:

• Use the entire defect description for context.
• Or select only a specific part of the description to focus the AI on the most relevant information.
• Edit the selected part directly before generating tests to make sure the AI works with exactly what you need.

This change gives your team more flexibility and precision when converting defects into test steps, making AI-assisted test generation smarter and more tailored to your workflow.

Test Runner: Improved Handling of Blocked Steps

We’ve enhanced the Test Runner to give you better control and visibility when dealing with blocked steps. Now, clicking on a blocked step will open the Bug Reporter, just like it already does for failed steps.

This allows you to:

• Link the blocked step to an existing defect.
• Or report a new defect directly from the step.
• Clearly document the reason for the block as part of your defect tracking.

This improvement makes it easier to maintain traceability, provide context for blocked executions, and keep your defect workflow consistent across all step statuses.

Better Management: Testuff Jira App Enhancements

We’ve always said that the “little things” in your daily routine aren’t small—they are the friction-reducers that keep your team moving.

In this release, we’ve added column sorting to tables within the Testuff Jira App. Whether you are looking at your test runs or requirements directly inside Jira, you can now sort by any column to find exactly what you need in seconds. It’s a simple tweak that makes managing your testing lifecycle from within Jira even smoother.

March 1, 2026

Testuff new release delivers a significant enhancement in AI-powered test generation from reported defects, along with a set of quality improvements, UI refinements, security tightening, and behind-the-scenes upgrades to keep your test management experience smooth and reliable.

AI Test Generation from Reported Defects
Introducing a brand-new capability that lets you generate draft test cases directly from defects reported in your project. This empowers teams to turn real issues into actionable tests quickly and consistently. A natural extension of our AI journey.

What’s new?

• Defect-Aware Test Generation: Select one or more defects, and let our AI analyze the context, description, and attached information (screenshots, steps, and notes) to produce suggested test steps, expected results, and data hints.
• Improved Traceability: Generated tests are automatically linked to the originating defect, helping you connect troubleshooting insights back into your test repository.
• Faster Test Creation: Reduce the manual effort of writing tests from defects — draft tests in seconds that you can review, refine, and reuse.

This enhancement is another step forward in our broader AI strategy. We started with AI insights, progressed to test generation from requirements, and now extend that intelligence into defect analysis to help you test smarter. And, as always, there’s more in the pipeline with additional AI-driven capabilities already in development.

Your AI, Your Control
AI brings powerful advantages, along with important considerations around data privacy and control. At Testuff, we take both seriously.

All AI capabilities are fully optional. Organizations that prefer not to use AI, for any reason, can easily disable it in the system settings. We give you the control whether to allow AI features, and we remain committed to protecting your data and maintaining full transparency.

February 1, 2026

This month’s Testuff release brings a focused improvement designed to enhance your defect management experience, along with the usual set of quality and stability updates.

Date Filter Added to Defects Screen
We’ve added a date filter option to the defects screen’s filtering panel. This new filter lets you quickly refine defects by their creation or modification dates, helping you focus on the relevant issues based on time range, whether you’re reviewing recent activity or tracking older items.

Bug Fixes and Quality Improvements
In addition to the new filtering capability, this release includes a number of bug fixes and internal refinements to ensure smoother, more reliable operation across the Testuff platform.

January 4, 2026

The final monthly release for 2025, Version 3.06, is here. This year has been full of innovation and meaningful updates, including expanded automation capabilities, improved integrations, and AI-driven features to help teams manage and optimize testing more efficiently.
With each monthly release, we’ve focused on enhancing usability, traceability, and collaboration, delivering tools that support smarter QA workflows. Version 3.06 closes the 2025 release cycle and sets the stage for continued improvements in the year ahead.

November 30, 2025

🚀 AI Powered Test Generation with Attachments

Attached files, screenshots or documents to a requirement are now included for AI test generation. Our AI
reads the attachment and uses the content to generate more accurate, context-aware test cases.

This helps:

• Include edge cases or negative paths that match real requirements
• Automatically draft test steps, expected results and data hints, saving time and ensuring tests are aligned with requirements
• Keep tests traceable and relevant, especially when requirements include diagrams, specifications or detailed scenarios

🔧 How to Use It

1. Open a requirement inside Testuff
2. Upload or paste the relevant attachment (image, PDF, docx, etc.)
3. Click “Generate Tests”. AI will analyze the content and produce draft test cases
4. Review, edit or accept the generated tests

Why This Matters

• Less manual effort: saves time for QA and product teams
• Better test coverage: more realistic tests that match actual requirements
• Improved test-to-requirement traceability: easy to track where tests came from, especially when requirements include attachments

AI Journey

This update is another step in our ongoing AI journey at Testuff. We began by introducing AI powered dashboards to surface insights more intelligently, continued with generating tests
directly from requirements, and now enhanced that capability with attachment-aware analysis for richer, more accurate test creation. And we’re far from done. Additional AI driven
features are already in development, all aimed at helping you test smarter, faster, and with greater confidence.

November 2, 2025

Our latest release includes several improvements to make your work smoother and more flexible.

Customization enhancements
We’ve added new options under Settings > Customization. You can now define the default estimated testing time of a test at the account level, making it easier to manage time tracking consistently across all projects. In addition, there’s a new option to choose where the tracker ID appears, giving you better control over how and where external tracking information is displayed.

More project and branch visibility
Branch and project details are now more accessible throughout the app. In the Run Properties, we’ve added the project and branch of each test, helping you keep track of where tests belong. The Tests Properties screen now shows the branch information in the Suite section, giving you clearer context when reviewing tests.

Better Requirements Management
You can now link requirements to Labs, giving you clearer visibility into test coverage and making it easier to monitor progress toward meeting each requirement.

Improved exports
When exporting from the Lab to Excel, you’ll now see both branch and suite information included in the export, making your reports more complete and useful.

September 28, 2025

Our newest release brings fresh improvements for developers:

API Documentation Update

We’ve enhanced our API documentation with detailed parameter descriptions and ready-to-use usage scripts. This makes it easier to integrate and gives developers clearer guidance when working with the API.

New Python Client Package

We’r introducing the Testuff-client Python package. This is an official Python interface to the Testuff API. The package allows developers to interact with Testuff directly from their Python applications in a simple and efficient way.

Open Source on GitHub

The Testuff-client project is now open source and available on GitHub. Developers can explore the code, report issues, and contribute improvements. We look forward to building it together with our community.

Expect more and help us shape what comes next

August 31, 2025

🚀 AI-Powered Test Creation

We’re introducing AI-based test creation to make building test cases faster, smarter, and easier.
Provide a requirements description with details, and our AI will transform that input into well-structured, ready-to-use test cases.

What it does:

• Understands your requirements (user stories, acceptance criteria, or plain free text) and proposes relevant test cases.
• Improves coverage by suggesting edge cases and negative paths you might miss manually.
• Saves time by drafting steps, expected results, and data hints you can refine on the spot.
• Fits your workflow: edit, accept, or regenerate tests to match your standards.

This is a major step in leveraging AI to accelerate test design, raise quality, and reduce repetitive work.

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🔗 Improved YouTrack Integration

Our YouTrack integration now supports custom fields, enabling richer, more flexible synchronization that adapts to your team’s specific workflow.

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🧪 Labs ↔ Jira Link Management

We’ve added finer control when linking Labs to Jira issues. With our unique Jira App, Lab details appear directly inside the issue. You can now also remove existing links, making it simple to switch or update connected Labs whenever needed.

July 27, 2025

Jira App Integration

🔗 Improved Traceability: Testuff Defect Links in Jira
Easily access related Jira issues directly from the defect list in the lab summary. This enhancement improves traceability and streamlines your workflow between Testuff and Jira.

AI Insights – Performance Dashboard

📊 New: Test-Defect Ratio per Tester
We’ve added a new metric to the Performance Dashboard: the Test-Defect Ratio. For each tester, you can now see:

• Number of executed tests
• Number of reported defects
• The calculated test/defect ratio

This metric provides a valuable perspective on individual tester performance and can help identify efficiency trends across your QA team.

June 29, 2025

Testuff V3 is Here – Introducing AI Insights

We’re happy to release Testuff V3, a major milestone in our journey to help QA teams work smarter and faster. This version brings a powerful new feature: AI Insights, a game-changing addition to your test management toolkit.

🔍 New: AI Insights Dashboard
The all new AI Insights area helps you keep your test repository lean, clean, and effective. At the heart of it is a smart dashboard that identifies less relevant or potentially obsolete tests, those that may no longer contribute value to your QA efforts. Each test is automatically scored using our AI-driven algorithm based on key criteria. You can done review the tests, sorted by their scores, and improve your test repository.

💡 Why It Matters
Use the AI Insights dashboard to:

• Detect and clean up low value tests
• Focus maintenance efforts where it counts
• Optimize test coverage and reduce clutter
• Improve overall efficiency and agility in your QA process

This is just the beginning. Testuff V3 sets the stage for smarter, AI powered test management, with even more insights coming soon. In the months ahead, we’ll expand AI Insights to cover additional areas of your testing projects, offering deeper analysis and smarter recommendations across your entire QA process.

👉 Explore the journey from version 0.1 to 3.0

June 1, 2025

This month’s release brings a set of focused updates and maintenance enhancements to ensure Testuff continues to deliver solid, reliable performance.

We’re also excited to share that we’re nearing a major milestone: Our 200th consecutive monthly version — Testuff 3.0. That’s over 17 years of uninterrupted development and progress. While this version isn’t a full redesign, it marks a significant point in our journey — a testament to our commitment to consistency, improvement, and support for our users.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Here’s to what’s next — and as always, happy testing!

May 4, 2025

New enhancements to the Testuff Jira App in this month’s release, designed to provide richer visibility and deeper insights into your testing efforts – right from within Jira.

Enhanced Testuff Panels in Jira Issues
This update brings improved data display and traceability features when viewing Jira issues linked to Testuff elements. Whether you’re managing requirements, labs, or defects, the Testuff Jira App now provides even more context and clarity.

March 30, 2025

Introducing a new enhancement to our Testuff Jira App in this month’s release! To improve traceability and provide even more insight into your testing data, we’ve added a new panel within Jira issues. This addition makes it easier to track and manage your testing efforts directly from Jira.

Testuff Panels in Jira Issues
When using the Testuff Jira App, several panels appear within a Jira issue, displaying relevant testing data from Testuff. These panels provide better traceability and insight into the testing process related to the issue.

• For issues linked to a Testuff Requirement:
  • Test Results Grouped by Labs: Displays test results categorized by labs, showing which tests have been executed for the issue and their outcomes.
  • Linked Tests from Requirement: Lists tests associated with the requirement linked to the Jira issue, ensuring all relevant tests are included in the development and validation process.
• For issues linked to a Testuff Lab:
  • Lab Summary: Provides an overview of testing progress within different labs, including execution status and key performance metrics.
  • Linked Tests from Lab: Lists tests from the associated Testuff lab, helping track test coverage and execution details.
• For issues linked to a Testuff Defect:
  • Linked Defects: Displays defects from Testuff that are linked to the Jira issue, allowing quick access to reported issues related to the specific requirement or development task.

With this update, navigating between Jira and Testuff is even more seamless, ensuring better visibility into your testing activities.

March 2, 2025

Introducing our latest Testuff release, bringing even more value to your testing workflows with deeper visibility and smarter insights.

What’s New in This Release:

• Lab Tests in Jira Issues – A new enhancement to the Testuff-Jira App now allows you to view all lab tests associated with a Jira issue directly within Jira. This improvement enhances traceability, providing a seamless connection between test execution and issue management.
• Productivity & Work Rate Dashboard – Gain a new level of insight into your team’s efficiency with our latest dashboard. Track productivity trends over time, monitor execution rates, and identify areas for optimization. Whether you need to assess workload balance or improve testing pace, this dashboard helps you make data-driven decisions.
• Performance & Stability Enhancements – We’ve continued to refine Testuff’s performance, ensuring an even faster and more reliable experience across both the desktop client and web app.

With these enhancements, Testuff continues to evolve as your go-to test management solution. Stay tuned for more updates as we keep innovating to support your testing success.

February 2, 2025

We’re starting 2025 with a bang! This month’s release introduces powerful new capabilities to further enhance your testing processes and streamline workflows.

What’s New in This Release:

• Playwright Integration: Seamlessly integrate Playwright automation into your test management workflows. Whether you’re running Playwright scripts or analyzing results, Testuff now supports this cutting-edge tool for faster and more efficient automation testing.
• Enhanced API Options for Automation Results: Expanded functionality for uploading automation results, making it easier to sync your tests with Testuff and gain immediate insights.
• Test Aging Improvements: Refined scoring system in Test Aging reports, offering even more accurate insights into test relevance and highlighting priorities at a glance.
• Performance Updates: Further backend optimizations for improved speed and reliability across both the desktop client and web app.

Continuous Innovation in 2025
This release is just the beginning. With Playwright integration and other enhancements, we aim to make this year transformative for your testing efforts.

December 29, 2024

As we close 2024, we’re excited to introduce the final release of the year, packed with enhancements designed to make your testing experience even more seamless and efficient.

What’s New in This Release:

• Defect Linking in Jira App: View defect’s linked tests directly in Jira for better traceability and context.
• Test-Defect Linking: Link defects with tests for improved traceability, clarity and collaboration.
• Lab Creation from Multiple Suite Selection (Desktop only): Create Labs effortlessly by selecting multiple suites.
• Performance Boosts: Redesigned code for faster load times and smoother workflows.

For a detailed reflection on the innovations and milestones we’ve achieved this year, check out our 2024 Year in Review post. These changes are just the start of what’s to come in 2025, as we continue working for you!

December 1, 2024

Improving Test Management in Requirements
Enhance the ability to manage tests within requirements by enabling seamless linking of Labs and Suites to specific requirements. Automatically assign any test added to a linked Lab or Suite to its associated requirement for better traceability and efficiency.

Testuff-Jira App Enhancements

• • User-Specific Dashboards:

View custom Testuff dashboards directly within Jira. Customize the dashboard in Testuff and configure the Testuff-Jira App in Jira by navigating to Manage Apps → Testuff → Configure. Set up the integration using either a user-specific Testuff Token or a company-wide Testuff Token and associate it with the desired Testuff login user.

• • Remaining Execution Time for Linked Tests:

Display of the total remaining time for all tests linked to an Epic associated with a Testuff Requirement, providing clear visibility into the testing workload.

• • Linked Test Execution Details:

Direct access to the last-execution details of any linked test. If the last execution is tied to a Lab, a direct link to that Lab is available for quick navigation.

November 3, 2024

We’re happy to announce the launch of our new scoring feature, designed to transform your data into actionable insights. This scoring system is integrated into Testuff’s dashboards, allowing you to quickly assess the health and efficiency of your testing process. Scores are calculated based on key metrics, like Test Aging, Defect Age, and Waiting Tasks, making it easier to identify which areas require immediate attention and prioritize accordingly.

Scores empower teams by providing a clear, quantifiable view of their testing performance. A low or declining score signals areas that need improvement, encouraging timely adjustments that enhance productivity and support successful releases. And this is just the beginning! Stay tuned for additional scoring categories to be introduced soon, bringing even greater depth to your test management strategy.

We’d love to hear from you about the scores you’d like to see! Let us know what metrics would be most valuable in supporting your test management goals.

September 29, 2024

New Features and Enhancements:

• Branch-level Customization for Bug Tracker Fields: Customize bug tracker fields at the branch level for more flexibility and precise control over issue tracking.
• Comment Editor – File and Screenshot Attachments: Attach files and screenshots directly in the comment editor for streamlined communication and issue documentation.
• Editor Improvements – Image Paste and Icons for File Attachments: Added file and screenshot icons to the editor toolbar and support for pasting images via CTRL+V for faster, more intuitive content creation.

September 1, 2024

New API for Submitting Single Automation Test Results
Introducing a new way to submit individual automation test results directly via our REST API. This enhancement provides a more flexible and efficient way to integrate your automation tools with Testuff, supporting both basic and advanced use cases.

This new API feature streamlines the process of submitting individual test results, ensuring your automation testing workflow is more integrated and efficient. For more details on how to set it up and use these features, please refer to our online guide or find your preferred automation tool.

Additional to this integration, we offer a second integration option that will make your life simpler. Upload all the automation results with one command and let Testuff analyze them. You can read about this seamless approach here.

August 4, 2024

• Distribute Test Evenly in Lab:
  We have introduced a new method for assigning tests to testers, aimed at streamlining workload distribution. This feature evenly allocates unassigned tests among all team members, taking into account:
  • Estimated execution time for each test
  • Tests already assigned to each tester, along with their estimated execution time

  This new feature ensures that no single tester is overwhelmed, leading to more efficient and balanced work distribution. With a single click approach, it makes the manager’s work easy.

• Dashboards:
  The Lab Dashboard now includes a “Time: Planned vs Actual” report. This report provides insights into time management, and helps in evaluating the accuracy of time estimates. Time management helps to better understand discrepancies between planned and actual testing times, enabling more accurate future planning and resource allocation.

• Integration with Automation Tools:
  We have expanded our extensive list of tool integrations by adding new automation tools, Cypress and Mocha. By integrating these tools within Testuff, or any other automation testing tool, you can seamlessly manage both manual and automated tests in one unified platform. This not only streamlines workflows but also enhances collaboration and reporting, ensuring comprehensive test coverage and faster time-to-market. Together with our integrations with bug tracking tools, we ensure you keep your testing environment synchronized, updated and connected.

• Test Editor:
  We have reintroduced a feature at the request of many users. The Test Editor now includes simple next/previous links, making it fast and convenient to move between tests while editing. This feature makes it easier for you to edit multiple tests in succession, saving time and enhancing workflow efficiency.

• Performance Enhancements:
  We have implemented several backend improvements to our database, server, and queries to enhance the performance of both our desktop client and web application.

June 30, 2024

H1 2024 has ended. Time really flies. And we continue to work for you. Here are the key enhancements in this month’s release:

• LDAP Support: We’ve added support for LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). This allows for centralized authentication, making it easier to manage user access and improve security within your organization.
• Enhanced Search Functionality: In the Tests screen, you can now perform a free text search limited to the suite. This improvement enables more efficient and targeted searches, helping you find the exact test cases you need quickly.
• New Defect Report: We’ve introduced a new report on defects – the Defect Rate per Test. This report provides valuable insights into the frequency of defects across different tests, and includes tester details. This information helps you identify patterns, understand tester performance, and pinpoint areas for improvement more effectively.
• Improved OpenProject Integration: Our integration with OpenProject has been enhanced to offer additional options. You can now manage custom fields and enjoy two-way updates of defect statuses, among other new integration features. This deeper integration streamlines your workflow and ensures that your projects and defect management processes are seamlessly connected.

We are also excited to announce the release of our new eBook, Sailing With Testers. This comprehensive guide delves into the world of software testing, offering valuable insights, practical tips, and real-world case studies to enhance your testing strategies. Check it out here.

As always, we appreciate your feedback and look forward to continuing to provide you with the best tools for your software testing needs.

June 2, 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, and specifically in for our test management solution, stability is just as crucial as innovation. This month, we are pleased to announce that our focus has been on reinforcing the stability and performance of our platform.

Why Stability Matters
Stability periods are integral to the lifecycle of any robust software product. They allow us to fine-tune existing functionalities, address underlying issues, and ensure that the foundation of our system remains strong and reliable. This focus on stability ensures that future innovations can be built on a solid, dependable base.
Performance Improvements
During this release cycle, our team concentrated on optimizing performance across various aspects of our platform. These enhancements are designed to improve the speed and responsiveness of our system, providing you with a more efficient and smooth experience.

We appreciate your understanding and support as we prioritize these critical aspects of our development process. Our commitment to delivering a high-quality product remains unwavering, and we look forward to bringing you exciting new features in the near future.

May 5, 2024

This month’s update builds on the previous version, focusing on enhancements to custom dashboards, performance improvements, and significant upgrades to the Jira App:

• Dashboards: We’ve enhanced the project manager’s control capabilities by expanding the dashboard features:
• Adding a custom dashboard type to track requirements.
• Adding special views to the lab dashboard that display defects progress.
• Providing options to customize the lab and requirements dashboards.
• Jira App: We’re continually enhancing our Jira App based on your valuable feedback. In this release, you’ll find a revamped overview, expanded support for additional issue types recognized as requirements in Testuff, and improved identification of Testuff users within Jira.
• Performance: We’ve made numerous behind-the-scenes changes to ensure a faster and smoother experience with our solutions.

March 31, 2024

Our Custom Dashboard feature on the Overview screen has been a real game-changer since its launch. Thanks to your incredible feedback and support, we’ve decided to take it up a notch! Introducing the latest addition to our lineup: the Lab Dashboard. Now, you can dive into the specifics of any lab you’re involved in, providing you with a comprehensive overview of its key details and progress.
There’s more to our new release. We’ve also made significant server-side improvements under the hood. These enhancements aren’t just about boosting performance (although they do that too), they also lay the groundwork for some exciting future developments.

March 3, 2024

Our latest enhancement to Testuff test management, included in this monthly new release, is the Custom Dashboard Option.
This feature offers a tailored solution to streamline tracking and monitoring processes within testing projects, enabling users to efficiently follow up on their preferred and relevant data.
The Custom Dashboard Option is designed to provide you with a comprehensive overview of pertinent information, allowing for informed decision-making and improved project management. Through customizable data sets, you can personalize your dashboard, or a few dashboards, to display key metrics, progress indicators, and insights specific to your testing objectives.
Key features and functionalities of the Custom Dashboard Option include Personalization, Real-time Data Updates, Granular Visibility and Performance Tracking.

The new release includes also an improved Reports Date Filter, with which you can select any date range for your reports.

January 28, 2024

The first monthly version for 2024 has been released, featuring several noteworthy enhancements:

• Jira App: Requirement and Epic issue types show now also the list of executions by Labs, as executed in Testuff. We’re constantly adding functionalities to our unique Jira App.
• Integrations: We are pleased to announce the addition of GitLab to our ever-expanding list of available integrations. Welcoming GitLab users, we continually strive to incorporate new integrations, facilitating the seamless collaboration of your software development and testing tools.
• Reports: Our unparalleled array of reports has been further enriched. We are thrilled to introduce two new reports that display the progress of task execution in requirements by the labs where these tasks are showcased. Similarly, the labs’ progress is showcased based on requirements where the tasks (tests) are assigned. These additions allow you to monitor and manage your testing efforts from various perspectives.
• Ease of Use: Long-time users of Testuff are familiar with our commitment to making it an easier tool to use. We constantly seek out small tweaks and changes that enhance user efficiency, allowing them to focus more on testing and less on navigating Testuff. An example from this monthly version is the revamped approach to lab selection when assigning a defect for validation.

December 31, 2023

Our last monthly version for 2023. What a year we had. In 2023, Testuff led innovations in software testing, focusing on refining user experiences, introducing the Jira App, and expanding integrations. The year saw enhancements in UI, personalized workspaces, performance, and reporting. Two-way integrations with various tools, including bug trackers and project management suites, were a highlight. Continuous collaboration with clients drove improvements, and the commitment to user feedback remains strong. As we enter 2024, Testuff promises more updates, integrations, and cutting-edge features, thanking users for their trust.

Cheers to an innovative 2024!

December 3, 2023

In our most recent update, we are thrilled to unveil captivating additions:

• Jira Integration
  • We have further enhanced our unique Jira App. Now, directly within your Jira environment, you can view the coverage statistics for requirements based on the executions performed in Testuff. This information is displayed prominently at the top of the tests list associated with each requirement.
  • Testuff Overview dashboard has introduced a new data box featuring the Requirements Coverage table. This addition will also be visible in your Jira environment when utilizing our Jira App, accessible under the app’s general overview screen. Take complete control of your testing process and monitor the status directly within your Jira account.
  • Jira’s custom field Link To is now automatically populated with the relevant Jira issue ID in the Bug Reporter. This establishes a direct link between the reported defect and the associated requirement or user story in Jira.
• Reports: Introducing a brand-new report that provides a comprehensive view of all test executions. Accessible under suites and requirements, the Test History report presents a detailed overview of a test’s runs and results, aiding in the enhancement of your test repository and assignment processes
• The filtering functionality by label has been improved across all screens, now allowing you to choose between AND or OR conditions. This enhancement ensures that you can tailor your list results according to your specific needs.
• The Audit Trail has once again been enhanced and expanded, now encompassing audits on all changes made to any user within the account. Stay informed about who performed which actions and when.

October 29, 2023

Introducing the 180th monthly release, packed with an array of exciting new additions:

• Explore our innovative approach to Selenium IDE integration. Now, it’s easier than ever to report your automation tests to Testuff and gain a comprehensive overview of your testing project’s status. This is test management at its finest.
• Enhanced testing cycle time prediction: Utilize the Lab prediction feature alongside Due Date follow-up to gain a crystal-clear perspective on your estimated completion schedules.
• Expanding our range of integrations: We are thrilled to welcome Monday.com to our extensive list of supported testing, bug tracking, automation, and project management tools. Monday.com is among the leading software solutions available today, and it’s now seamlessly integrated with Testuff.
• Audit Trail: We continue to broaden the scope of our audit trail, which now encompasses data related to changes in projects and branches.

October 1, 2023

Heading into the robust Q4 season (yes, time does seem to zoom by, doesn’t it?), we’re thrilled to unveil a slew of exciting updates in the latest monthly version of Testuff. Here’s a sneak peek:

• Testuff-Jira App: Now offering support for new Jira issue types, which will display the associated test lists. In addition to the existing support for Epic, Story, Bug, and more, we’ve introduced New Feature, Dev Story, Improvement, and Test Story.
• Report and Review: Introducing printouts for comments on defects and runs, making it effortless to assess the comments your testers have added to their work.
• Zoho: Our integration with Zoho has been enhanced, now allowing you to map custom fields seamlessly.
• Labs: Accidentally deleted a lab? No problem! Navigate to the brand-new Recycle-Bin and effortlessly restore it.

September 3, 2023

Since we’ve launched Testuff test management, 15 years ago, it included integration with other tools. We’ve added many tools during the years but explored new ways to enhance these integrations and find new approaches to make them more effective.

And now, with a new automation integration approach, you can easily report all of your automation test results at once to Testuff – and we’ll do the rest for you.
Check it out Here. You can read how to easily report unittest automation test results to Testuff from several platforms, such as Python, Java, and Javascript.

What else is new in our latest version:

• Shared steps: The originating test name is now shown for shared steps, for easier editing and understanding of the test while editing.
• Bug trackers integration: You can set up different lists of custom field values, for each tracker project. Simply add the project’s name before the value (Project name1:val1, Project name1:val2, Project name2:val3, etc.) to get only the project’s values while reporting to this project. The best integration gets even better.
• Jira integration: Yes, we continue to improve our integrations! Import Jira filters their ID. Use it to easily import your requirements or defects into Testuff.

July 30, 2023

Summer or not, vacations or not, we’re moving full speed ahead. Enhancing as always your test management solution:

• Desktop-client UI Organization and Customization: Showing data the way you want it, and the way you need it, isn’t just a convenience. It actually makes your work easier, presenting only what matters to you and in the order that serves you best. Testuff offers numerous ways to customize data, and screen organization, and we’re now adding a new option that allows you to rearrange and switch the order of all table columns to the order of your preference. This is on top of the option to hide/show columns.
• Test Execution:
  • Running tests isn’t just about following up the written steps. Understanding the big picture is crucial – comprehending the test’s purpose, the set of tests it belongs to, and, of course, the original requirement it is associated with. The new link in the Test Runner to the list of requirements, a test is assigned to, facilitate this process. No need to go to other screens or stop the execution to find the information.
  • Editing a run: A result of a direct request by users, we’ve added a way to remove defects from executed steps. Changed your mind? Need to move it to another step? It’s there for you while editing the run.
• Reporting and research: Getting all the information from your account, and from various segments, is crucial for analyzing results, learning and improving. As you know we support an extensive list of reports of all kinds, and have now added to the latest version a way to print all comments reported in a lab.
• Trackers integration: Constantly improving our integrations with the different trackers, we have made adjustments to accommodate API changes on the trackers’ side, added functionalities, and more., adjusting to API changes on the trackers side, adding functionalities, and more.

July 2, 2023

Our long-time users know we are small changes enthusiastic. Applications are best when they work for users, and to do that they need to not only include those bells and whistles features, but also those little things that make the work of the users easier, faster, and more efficient. This month’s version has a few of these, in different areas:

• Bug Tracker Integration:
  • Jira: Testuff integration with Jira was always a strong, two-way, automatic integration with data and updates flow in both directions, allowing the team better collaboration and an efficient testing-development relationship. We’re continuously enhancing the integration and this time we’ve enforced the connection between the requirements, their assigned tests, and defects reported from these tests. Defects reported from tests, assigned to requirements that were imported from Jira Epic issues, can be automatically linked to these Jira Epic issues, adding information from Testuff into Jira, helping testers and developers stay on top of the testing information flow.
  • Redmine: Additional custom field types were added to the integration with Redmine.
  • File attachments: Attachments on reported defects will now show their actual original names in the tracker, rather than just a link.
• Audit Trail: The new ‘Diff’ feature on the audit trail details, was presented in last month’s version and received great feedback. We’ve now included this change in all audit trails – tests, defects, and other elements.
• Labs:
  • The Test ID # was added to the details of tests in the lab, to help with identifying the tests and their suite location. Note that in both the desktop and web clients you can control which details will show in the lab for the assigned tests, and customize them for whatever details you need while working.
  • Lab Labels: Labs include now an option to apply labels to them, making it easier to group labs and identify them by labels.

June 4, 2023

New month, a new version, and as always new stuff on Testuff. The monthly release includes a few changes in different areas:

• Audit Trail Changes Presentation: The audit trail is an important feature to many of our regulated customers. The audit presentation was enhanced, document-management or development-tools style, to show the exact difference between the versions of the audited item, and you can now copy text from the audit text.
• Labs: A new field added to the lab – “Notes” – where managers can add information about the lab, its outcome and data that can help when creating the next lab/cycle.
• Reports: Many users are using our Scheduled Reports to get timely updates on certain aspects of the testing projects. We’ve now added new information on these reports.
• Integrations: Testuff integration with other testing tools is a unique part of our test management solution, for its range (of tools supported), for the way the integration works (two-way, automatic updates) and for additional apps we add to support a seamless and transparent flow of data between Testuff and these tools, such as our Jira App. We’re always making progress to make it even better, and this month we’ve added new features on Redmine integration to allow an easy and fast setup of the integration, allowing retrieving available custom fields and their values directly from Redmine.

April 30, 2023

Lot’s of new stuff on Testuff. This month’s new version introduces a few additions:

• Test editing control. Stay on top of the test editing process with Tests Staging:
  • Disable editing of tests with your own selected stage value: Using this, you can make sure tests, carrying the selected stage, cannot be edited. Only admins can change the stage and edit these tests.
  • Revision update reminder for a specific stage value: Groups that work with test revision, knowing which version of the test they tested, can make sure revisions are set with the correct number, and not forgotten by the test editors.
• Testuff-Jira App: As promised, we’re constantly enhancing our unique Jira App, making it even more useful. This time you’ll notice new Jira type issues which carry Testuff data. Get your testing data, tests, and defects details, directly into your Jira issues. Make your testing projects successful.

April 2, 2023

Celebrating the 100th web version (and the 173 desktop client version…)! Still working hard to keep it the best test management solution, with many enhancements designed by our users for our users.
Here’s what’s new:

• Test Editor:
  • Shared Steps: Easy access to the shared steps originating test, for quick editing and review.
  • Tables: Creating a table is always an available option, and now pasting a Word table is supported as well. Anything to help you with your work.
• Tests Search and Filtering:
  • Custom Fields: Wild Card search is supported now for custom fields, under the filters window. Identify the tests you’re looking for, faster and easier.
  • Tests search: Looking for tests across projects, which was introduced a few months ago, includes now the search by labels option. Identify the tests you’re looking for, faster and easier.
• Validate fixed defects: The defect validation process was enhanced to include creating a matching test, choosing who to send the validation test to, where to locate it (which lab), and where to create the test (which suite) and control your testing process closer phase better.
• Testuff-Jira App: Our unique Jira marketplace app is constantly enhanced, and now new data, from Testuff, was added to the bug details in Jira.

February 26, 2023

In recent versions, we’ve added fast and easy ways to create labs structure directly from suites and re-create labs structure in other branches. Our new version includes a new option to easily create requirements with the same suite names and structure. These all will help you not only speed up your work but also maintain the best structure for your testing project on all fronts (test repository, requirements, and labs management).
We’re also excited to add the 36th bug tracker integration! Welcome Open Project users, who will now enjoy Testuff’s two-way unique integration.

January 29, 2023

Starting 2023 strong and fast. A new Testuff version with lots of valuable changes and additions. Some are UI changes, to make things easier to understand, others are performance related (such as deletion of suites or branches), and others are feature enhancements (such as nesting the automatically-created linked suite from the requirements module, or test search which now includes searching by ID).
Keep sending those useful suggestions and ideas – we listen!

January 1, 2023

The last monthly version for 2022 includes a few new additions, designed to help with your work and testing – as we always do. In the Requirements module, we’ve introduced an archive option with which you can organize your requirements structure relevant and up-to-date (and make it tidy for the new year…). We’ve also introduced a new printing option for comments, on all screens (so for all of the different items such as defects, tests, runs, etc.). You can now get a list of all comments made, and make sure they are all taken care of.
Don’t forget to join the buzz, and the many users, who are already enjoying our new Jira App. Using it together with our best-in-industry Jira integration will help you, and your colleagues on the project, to communicate better and get the data flowing between testing and development. It’s a present you can give your development team for the new year.

December 4, 2022

Plenty of exciting new stuff on Testuff. Holidays period and we’re sharing enhancements as gifts :-)

• Managing your test repository, and using it for better test planning:
  • You can now create labs directly from the tests screen, keeping the same suite structure, while assigning (or not) the tests in these suites in their corresponding labs. Select the Create lab option from the suite menu. It’s that easy.
  • Worked to create a lab structure to fit your testing plans? You can use it again with one click. Find the Copy structure menu option on a lab, and use it to copy the lab, with all its sub-labs hierarchy. Paste it anywhere in your account (including other branches and projects). It’s that easy.
• Jira integration: The best Jira integration of test management tools, just got better. It now includes attachments when importing issues, and when using Jira Webhook (enabled in Testuff) attachments changed in Jira will be automatically updated in Testuff (for both defects and requirements).
• And there’s much more:
  • User management: control your license allocation better with the new pause status for testers. Unlike using delete, you’ll be able to resume the same tester, keeping their details in Testuff.
  • Share feature enhanced: A link to the shared item (lab, suite, defect) was added for direct access to it and faster and easier work.
  • Right-click on HTML windows allows copying of highlighted text (Desktop client)
  • Filters on the Labs and My Tasks screen support multiple selections of run configuration values. Fine-tune your preferred task list.

October 30, 2022

Just been a short time since the release of our unique Jira App, and we’re already adding new options to it, thanks to the good feedback and great ideas from users. The app’s dashboard screen is now customizable with a list of different data views to select from. Control your testing project directly from Jira, and follow up on its progress.

October 2, 2022

We’re excited to announce the release of our unique Testuff-Jira App!
This revolutionary app lets project managers, who work with Jira, have all the relevant information from Testuff at their fingertips, from within Jira, with a view of Testuff dashboard in Jira. The new app automatically adds to Jira information from Testuff: Defect information to Jira issues, and Requirement coverage information to Jira Stories.
We believe it is a game changer. No other test management tool has the capability of a true and seamless integration from within Jira. Using this app will make your workflow much more effective and save you time.

And that’s not all, we have more:

• Projects and branches structure: Copying a whole branch into a new branch (moving to a new product version? a new product?) just got better. Copy not only all tests repository and requirements, but also all labs, with their structure saved. As always, trying to make your work easier and faster.
• Requirements: The requirements editor has now a preview mode. Make sure the details and design are right for you before saving the requirement.

September 4, 2022

Testuff summer monthly version includes enhancements in different areas:

• Test details editing and management: File attachments in tests are now available on the step level, on top of the test level attachment. Attach your files and relate each file to a specific step, making the tests more accurate, precise, and easier for testers to follow and execute.
• Reports are important as always, and we’re making additions and improvements constantly. This month we have turned the Tester activity report into a working tool, and not only a report, with links to the actual test lists the numbers of the report represent.
• We know that the speed of work is crucial, and are constantly working to improve Testuff’s load time and response time of screens and actions. Groups with many suites in a branch will notice a much-improved screen loading time, which is a result of a new approach to screen creation.

We wish to thank all the users who send us suggestions and ideas, and encourage them – and you – to continue the dialog, with which we make Testuff even better!

July 31, 2022

Every testing project includes daily work, writing tests, executing them, and reporting defects. While that is done, there’s a need for group leaders and managers to control the process, follow up on the results of this work, and adjust the different aspects of the projects accordingly. All to make the project successful. Testuff gives managers tools, reports, and capabilities to enable this.
The new monthly version includes a new dashboard data element for Defect Age assessment. Knowing when defects were opened, how many weeks have passed since then, and being able to understand which are open too long and need review.
We’re also excited to introduce a new Global Search option, allowing the account administrators to search for tests across all projects, not just within the current branch. This is important for any group with multiple projects, using master repositories, as a baseline for new branches and projects.

July 3, 2022

Each new version of Testuff test management is special, even if it doesn’t have any visible new features. There’s always work behind the scenes, and there’s always a need for stability and continuation. This month’s version is all about more than meets the eye. Each version is a step forward from the previous one.

May 29, 2022

Those who follow Testuff long enough, and anyone who will review our monthly updates in recent years, know that we always emphasize the importance of improvements that makes the work with Testuff easier, faster, and more efficient. Referred to as little things that make a change (rather than bells and whistles enhancements, that make good PR and less real change…) these improvements help make Testuff a tool that works for you, rather than you work for it.
And this month’s new version includes a new option to create a table, directly as a paste of Excel content, and better sorting of testers list in the lab.

We’re also happy to get the recognition for our two-way integration with Asana, and see Testuff added as a Platform Partner with Asana. You can integrate your Asana with Testuff, or any other tool you are using for your testing project.

May 1, 2022

In this month’s new version, we are welcoming Shortcut project management solution to our long list of supported integrations. Keep using your software development and testing tools together with Testuff, with our two-way integrations.
We are also continuing to expand our API, and recently added additional options for you to work with. Check out the full list of resources here.
As mentioned in the previous monthly notes, we’ll be soon releasing Testuff-Jira Addon. This unique option will allow you to work with Testuff from within Jira.

April 3, 2022

A significant part of the testing process is Defect validation. Closing the testing-Cycle, by sending a validation request for the defect found during testing, and that was reported now as fixed. This validation step is relevant whether you are using the Testuff defect module or an external bug tracker.
The defects, that have been fixed, and are included in your upcoming version, need to be validated. This can be done in one of two ways:

• Rerun the same test, in which the defect was found
• Creating a dedicated test run to validate the defect fix, using Send to validation feature, enabled on defects

In our new monthly version, we have improved the validation process by adding an option to set the estimated time on the created test run. Adding the estimated time allows more accurate tracking of the total testing time and better allocation of resources to the testing process. It is also a part of the Testuff Time Management process, which is a powerful tool, which allows for managing your testing estimated time, actual testing time, comparison between the two, and much more.

And there’s much more to come – we’ll be soon releasing a great new option for your Testuff-Jira integration. It’s a unique addon in Jira that will allow you to work with Testuff from within Jira. Let us know if you wish to be included in the beta group for this exciting addition

February 27, 2022

What’s on our new monthly version:

• Asana integration is enhanced and includes now automatic updates of defects status, as set in Asana. Asana is joining many other trackers, with whom Testuff supports two-way integration.
• Testuff Defect Template feature presents a newly available tag, for showing the test precondition in the reported defect.
• Our working efficiently with Testuff approach, for our test management tool, drives us to constantly look for those things that will make Testuff work for you, and be an efficient tool for your testing. This time we’ve enhanced many reports to include links, to the actual relevant items. This enables you to work directly on these lists (be it tests, runs, or defects), immediately reacting to the data and analysis of the results, shown in these reports.

January 30, 2022

Testuff supports integration with a very long list of software development and testing tools, project management, and requirements solutions. Integrations with bug tracker tools are offered in an industry-unique two-way approach, with data going from Testuff to the tracker, and updates are sent back from the tracker.
Our new addition to that list is ClickUp. Submit your defects directly from Testuff to your ClickUp workspace and make your workflow more efficient.

January 2, 2022

Our last monthly version of 2021 introduces enhancements to the way printouts are created. This allows faster, and more reliable results to any request for an Excel or a browser printout. The changes were applied to all of the different parts of Testuff test management.

We’ve also improved the Test Template feature, which allows the creation of custom fields on tests.

Curious to see more? Check here for previous version releases