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Project Management

Projects help you organize your testing workflow by grouping related recordings, test cases, and bug reports together.

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Creating a Project

  1. Click the “New Project” button in the top-right corner
  2. Enter project details:
    • Project name
    • Description (optional)
    • Created date (automatically set)
  3. Click “Save Changes” to create the project
Projects help you organize testing efforts for different applications, features, or teams.

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Project Dashboard

Each project displays key metrics at a glance:

Recordings

Number of recorded test sessions

Test Case Batches

Generated test case collections

Bug Reports

Documented issues and bugs

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Project Settings

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Recording Key

Generate a project-specific recording key to automatically assign recordings:
  1. Navigate to project settings
  2. Find the “Recording Key” section
  3. Options:
    • Copy: Copy the current key
    • Regenerate: Create a new key
    • Clear: Remove the existing key
Regenerating a key will invalidate the previous key. Update your browser extension with the new key to continue recording.

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Project Status

Projects can be in one of two states:
  • Active: Visible in dashboard and available for new recordings
  • Archived: Hidden from main view but preserved for reference
To change status:
  1. Go to project settings
  2. Click “Archive Project” to archive
  3. Archived projects can be reactivated from the projects list

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Project Management Options

Edit Project

  • Modify project name - Update description - Change project settings

Delete Project

Permanently remove project and all associated data
Deleting a project will permanently remove all associated recordings, test cases, and bug reports. This action cannot be undone.

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Project Organization

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Viewing Projects

  • Active projects appear in your main dashboard
  • Use “View All Projects” to see both active and archived projects
  • Click on a project to view its details and contents

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Project Contents

Each project contains:
  1. Recordings
    • Captured test sessions
    • Automatically tagged with metadata
    • Organized by date and time
  2. Test Case Batches
    • Generated test cases from recordings
    • Grouped by generation batch
    • Linked to source recordings
  3. Bug Reports
    • Documented issues
    • Associated with recordings
    • Tracked with status and priority
Use tags to further organize recordings within a project. Tags can help categorize by feature, component, or test type.

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Best Practices

  1. Project Structure
    • Create separate projects for different applications or major features
    • Use clear, descriptive project names
    • Add detailed project descriptions
  2. Recording Management
    • Use project-specific recording keys
    • Tag recordings appropriately
    • Keep related recordings in the same project
  3. Project Maintenance
    • Archive completed or inactive projects
    • Regularly review and clean up unused recordings
    • Maintain project documentation