Manual Test Runs

Execute manual test cases inside a release and record test results during execution.

A manual run executes and tracks manual test cases for a release. It records the status of each test case and step, along with execution time and results. Attach files, add notes, and link issues directly within the run to keep test tracking in one place.

Manual test runs start on the Pro plan. Pro includes 10 runs per month, Team includes 100, and Enterprise is custom. The Free plan does not include manual runs. See Pricing.

Create Or Edit Run

Open the create dialog from the + Run button. To edit an existing run, open it from the list and click Edit in the header.

Field	Description
Name	Required run name
Release	Required. Run must be linked to a release at creation
State	Workflow state from project settings; defaults to New
Environment	Target environment from project settings
Tags	Up to 50 tags from project settings
Forecast	Estimated total time in minutes
Linked issues	External issue references
Links	Up to 20 named URLs with optional notes
Attachments	Up to 20 files attached to the run
Note	Run-level note with inline image support
Selection	All cases or Selected cases; see Run Scope

Note

A release is mandatory on every manual run. Create a release first if one does not exist.

Run Scope

When creating a run, you can choose which test cases to include.

• Include all test cases - includes every active test case in the project.
• Select specific cases: choose specific test cases. You can add:
  • Individual cases by case ID
  • Entire suites

Run Detail

The Run Detail page is used to manage and track test execution. It includes 3 tabs for viewing results, activity, and run details. You can also print, download, and share the run directly from the header.

Overview Tab

The Overview tab displays all test cases in the run, grouped by suite. Each test case shows its ID, title, assignee, current status, and latest result time. Teams can update statuses, assign testers, add comments, and record results directly from this tab.

About Tab

The About tab provides a summary of the run, including status breakdown, contributors, estimated and elapsed time, environment details, tags, linked issues, and attachments.

Activity Tab

The Activity tab displays the complete run history as a timeline. It also shows aggregated test result trends and execution progress over time.

Add Result

You can quickly update a test case status directly from the status dropdown using Untested, Passed, Failed, Blocked, Skipped, or Retest.

To record more than a status, click Add result. In the test case panel it sits as a button beside the status dropdown; in the list it is the last item inside that dropdown. Either opens the result dialog.

• Status: Result status for the test case (same 6 values as the quick dropdown).
• Elapsed (seconds): How long the test took to run.
• Note: Rich-text observation (optional).
• Linked Issues: External issue references from Jira, Linear, or other trackers (click + Add to link).
• Attachments: Up to 5 files, max 5 MB each. Supported: PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, ZIP, JSON, TXT, CSV. Drop files onto the upload area or click it to browse. Files upload when you submit the result; if one fails, the result is not saved, and the file is marked so you can retry or remove it.

Closing A Run

Closing a run is permanent. Use Close in the run detail header. After close, the run stays viewable but new results, assignment changes, and field edits are blocked.

Manual Run Settings

Run-related project settings are managed via Test Case Settings → Manual Runs in the header. The defaults below ship with every project and can be edited.

Setting	Default Values
Result Status	untested, passed, failed, blocked, skipped, retest
Run State	New, In Progress, Under Review, Rejected, Done
Environment	Production, Staging, UAT, QA, Development
Tags	Smoke, Regression, Sanity, Integration, E2E, API, UI

Releases

Group runs under releases and sub-releases

Sessions

Use sessions for exploratory testing