Qtest

Qtest, often written as qTest, refers to a software testing platform used to manage testing activities across the software development lifecycle. It is designed to help teams plan, design, execute, and track tests while capturing defects, with the aim of improving test coverage and release quality. The platform emphasizes traceability, enabling users to link test cases to requirements and connect defects to the tests that discovered them. It is commonly deployed in Agile environments and supports collaboration among QA engineers, developers, and product owners.

Core features typically include test case design and organization, test execution management with test runs and results, defect tracking and workflow, requirements mapping, and reporting and analytics through dashboards. Many qTest deployments offer import and export options for test assets, role-based access control, and REST APIs for automation and integration. The system is available as a cloud-based service and, in some cases, as an on-premises solution, and it supports multi-project and multi-user collaboration across distributed teams.

In practice, qTest integrates with other development and operations tools and is used to align testing with coding, build, and release processes. While there are multiple vendors using the qTest name, the product is widely referenced in discussions of modern test management and DevOps workflows. It is commonly adopted by organizations seeking to streamline test management, improve collaboration, and enhance visibility into testing activities.