1.Use AI to test faster than ever

      Open a requirement and auto-create an entire aqua test case covering it. Describe a test in plain words and get full test steps for it. Auto-prioritise your test cases to see which tests you absolutely must execute before deploying.

2.See requirement coverage by tests

       Map requirements with test cases or test scenarios, and you’ll never miss another uncovered requirement

3.Create detailed overviews

      Make a detailed report on what test cases cover your requirements and track the progress of the QA stage. Share it with your stakeholders in any format you wish.

4.Prioritise your backlog and manage your boards

      Create separated or combined backlogs and boards for requirements, defects, and test cases. Go full Kanban, or stick to the Waterfall approach. Prioritise items to keep everyone on the same page

5.Use Scrum boards for QA planning

      Add test cases to the backlog, then introduce them to your sprints or create separate QA sprints for better planning and prioritisation

6.Keep the discussion centralised

      Review, provide feedback, escalate the problem, approve the requirement and collaborate with your team to move the project further

7.Adapt aqua to your project, not vice versa

      Add custom fields to tailor your requirements to your project needs and define a workflow. Group them and create comprehensive templates that can be reused in new projects