Vansah Test Management for Jira helps teams organize tests, plan testing, record executions, and review results in Jira Cloud. Link reusable Test Cases to Jira work items so requirements, testing, and defects can be reviewed together.
What you can do with Vansah
Task | How Vansah helps |
Design tests | Create Test Cases with descriptions, preconditions, scripts, and expected results. Create a Test Case. |
Organize and reuse tests | Group cases in Test Folders and link existing versions to work items or testing contexts. Learn about Test Folders. |
Plan testing | Use Standard or Advanced Test Plans and iterations to organize the cases you intend to execute. Explore Test Plans. |
Record execution | Create Test Runs, record results, and add evidence or linked defects. Learn about test execution. |
Manage test data | Use variables, collections, versions, and iterations for reusable testing values. Understand Test Data Collections. |
Connect automation | Send automated execution results through supported integrations and APIs. Connect your CI/CD workflow. |
Review coverage and progress | Configure reports and Jira dashboard gadgets for the testing scope you need. Set up testing gadgets. |
Use AI assistance | Draft Test Cases and use other supported Vansah Intelligence workflows. Review generated content before using it. Enable Vansah Intelligence. |
Where to start
Ask your administrator to install Vansah on the intended Jira site.
Open Apps → Vansah, or select Vansah in your Jira space.
Create or import Test Cases, organize them, and link them to the work you want to test.
Plan or run tests, then review the results in the relevant context.
For a guided introduction, use the Quick Start Guide. The Workflow Overview explains how cases, requirements, plans, executions, and defects fit together.
Editions and access
Available features and limits depend on your Vansah edition and permissions. Compare Standard and Advanced features and limits and review current pricing and trial details on the Atlassian Marketplace listing.
Your Jira space access and Vansah permissions determine which testing actions you can perform. See Manage Vansah Permissions with Jira Groups for configuration.
Language, data residency, and security
For language settings and supported translations, see Change the Language Used in Vansah.
For the scope of data hosting and security commitments, read the Data Residency Policy and Information Security Policy. Check those policies when reviewing your organization’s requirements.
Find the right guide
Use Vansah Terms and Concepts for definitions, or search the Help Center for the task you want to complete. For help choosing or setting up Vansah, contact Vansah.