Azure Test Plans
Test and ship confidently with an exploratory test toolkit. Improve your code quality using planned and exploratory testing services for your apps.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Microsoft Azure
- Azure DevOps
Features
Azure DevOps integration- Automated Test Execution
- Test case management
- In-built Bug tracking
- Test management
Tags
- test-cycles
- test-reporting
- bug-tracking
- test-environment
Azure Test Plans News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
BenDaSpur added Azure Test Plans as alternative to QA Studio
Azure Test Plans information
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What is Azure Test Plans?
Azure Azure Test Plans is part of 
Azure DevOps
Azure Test Plans provides rich and powerful tools everyone in the team can use to drive quality and collaboration throughout the development process. The easy-to-use, browser-based test management solution provides all the capabilities required for planned manual testing, user acceptance testing, exploratory testing, and gathering feedback from stakeholders.
Azure Test Plans is a browser-based tool suite designed to support various types of testing, including manual, exploratory, user acceptance testing, and stakeholder feedback. It allows for streamlined organization of manual testing into test plans and suites, while user acceptance testing is carried out by specific testers to fulfill customer needs. Automated testing is also integrated with Azure Pipelines for continuous integration and deployment, with the ability to link test plans and cases with build or release pipelines.
The tool suite also offers traceability features, automatically linking tests and defects to the relevant requirements and builds. It provides comprehensive reporting and analysis capabilities, with tracking charts, test-specific widgets, and built-in reports. Users can add and run tests from the Kanban board or use the Test Plans hub for larger teams, with pipeline results and the Requirements widget tracking testing of requirements.