02 / Design

Keep test knowledge current without losing release history

Build reusable Test Cases, preserve every meaningful change, and run point-in-time snapshots that show exactly what the team tested.

Armoury release regression Test Run with execution progress and results
Armoury release regression Test Run with execution progress and results

The source library can keep improving while every Test Run preserves the version that produced the result.

StructuredTest Groups and nested Sections Versionedcases and shared templates Snapshotevidence for every Test Run

Knowledge that survives change

Improve the test library without changing the past.

Structure reusable coverage for the next release while point-in-time Run snapshots preserve exactly what the team executed before.

01

Give every case a clear home

Organize work by Project, Test Group, and nested Section, with steps, expected results, priority, owner, tags, notes, and attachments.

02

Reuse knowledge without copy-and-paste

Link shared text or ordered step blocks to multiple cases and update future rendering from one controlled Project Template.

03

Run the right version every time

Create execution snapshots, assign work, filter the run, record result history, batch-update cases, and share a direct Run Case view.

04

Move existing suites with confidence

Map and preview CSV or XLSX imports, export the active suite to XLSX, and restore archived or previous case versions when needed.

Author once, snapshot deliberately

Separate living test design from fixed release evidence.

Cases and templates continue to evolve in the source library; each Test Run holds a stable execution copy with its own assignments and result history.

01

Structure the product

Create Test Groups and nested Sections manually or turn a Mind Map branch into the starting hierarchy.

02

Build reusable coverage

Write cases, apply templates and tags, and retain version history as the product changes.

03

Execute a fixed snapshot

Add cases to a Test Run and record Not Run, Passed, Failed, Blocked, or Skipped results without rewriting the source cases.

A defensible release record

Trust both the test library and the release record

Teams keep a maintainable source of testing knowledge and a defensible record of what was actually executed for each release and environment.

Review plans and evaluation