Tosca and qTest: Better Together

 ✅ Tosca and qTest: Better Together

Tricentis Tosca (for automated testing) and Tricentis qTest (for test management) are a powerful combination for modern QA teams. Used together, they provide end-to-end visibility, test orchestration, and quality intelligence—all in one ecosystem.


🔧 What Is Tosca?

Model-based test automation tool


Supports UI, API, DB, and mobile testing


Enables risk-based testing and scriptless automation


📋 What Is qTest?

Test management platform


Manages test cases, requirements, and defects


Integrates with CI tools (Jenkins, Jira, etc.)


Tracks manual and automated test results


🤝 Why Tosca + qTest Work Better Together

Benefit Description

🔗 Centralized Test Management qTest manages all test cases, including Tosca automated ones

🚀 Orchestration & Execution Trigger and monitor Tosca test runs directly from qTest

📊 Unified Reporting Combine manual + automated test results in a single dashboard

✅ Traceability Link requirements → test cases → Tosca execution results

🔁 CI/CD Integration Seamlessly hook into Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions

🧠 Risk-based Testing Insights Prioritize tests with Tosca's risk analysis, report coverage in qTest


🧪 Typical Workflow

Create Requirements in qTest


Map Test Cases to requirements


Automate Tests in Tosca


Link Tosca Tests to qTest Cases


Trigger Test Runs from qTest or via CI/CD


Analyze Results centrally in qTest


🔗 Key Integrations

Integration Purpose

Tosca ↔ qTest Sync automated test cases and results

qTest ↔ Jira Link stories/bugs to test cases

qTest ↔ Jenkins/GitHub Automate test triggers in pipeline

qTest Insights Customizable dashboards and metrics for stakeholders


💡 Use Case Example

A financial services company uses qTest to manage regulatory test cases. Tosca automates these tests. Every Tosca execution feeds directly into qTest Insights, giving QA, devs, and auditors a real-time view of compliance test coverage.


🧭 Best Practices

Use shared folders or IDs to map Tosca test cases to qTest


Group test cases logically by feature or sprint


Automate triggers via Jenkins or Azure DevOps for continuous feedback


Use qTest Insights to create custom executive reports


Adopt Tosca’s TestCase Design to drive data-driven testing synced to qTest


🚀 TL;DR: Better Together

Capability Tosca qTest Together

Automation ✅ ❌ ✅

Test Management ❌ ✅ ✅

Requirements Traceability ⚠️ ✅ ✅

Reporting & Insights ⚠️ ✅ ✅

CI/CD Ready ✅ ✅ ✅✅


🧩 Ready to Connect Them?

Want step-by-step help integrating Tosca and qTest, or designing a CI pipeline with test visibility?


I can guide you through:


Setting up Tosca execution lists in qTest


Mapping tests to Jira requirements


Reporting with qTest Insights dashboards

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