This article lists the available settings, permissions, and options for the Test Cases module, Test Plans, and Test Case Executions in Easy8.
It serves as a quick reference for administrators to configure and manage these testing entities.
Target Audience
Administrator
Definition
Name
Type
Description
Default
Test Cases Module
Module
Enables the Test Cases module in a project. Must be activated in project settings.
Disabled
Manage Test Cases
Permission
Allows users to create, edit, and delete Test Cases.
Not granted
View Test Cases
Permission
Allows users to view Test Cases.
Not granted
Import Test Cases
Permission
Allows users to import Test Cases using CSV import feature.
Not granted
Manage Test Plans
Permission
Allows users to create and manage Test Plans.
Not granted
View Test Plans
Permission
Allows users to view Test Plans.
Not granted
Manage Test Case Executions
Permission
Allows users to create and manage executions of Test Cases and Test Plans.
Not granted
View Test Case Executions
Permission
Allows users to view Test Case execution history and results.
Not granted
Custom Fields for Test Cases
Custom Field
Allows administrators to create custom fields for Test Cases entity.
Available in Custom Fields
Custom Fields for Test Plans
Custom Field
Allows administrators to create custom fields for Test Plans entity.
Available in Custom Fields
Custom Fields for Test Case Executions
Custom Field
Allows administrators to create custom fields for Test Case Executions entity.
Available in Custom Fields
Usage Notes
Test Cases, Test Plans, and Test Case Executions are separate entities.
Permissions for these entities are managed independently inside Roles and permissions, under their dedicated section.
Custom fields can be created specifically for Test Cases, Test Plans, or Test Case Executions. These are selected directly when creating a new custom field.
Always make sure the Test Cases module is activated in the project via Project controls >> Settings >> Modules to make the module visible inside the project.
Examples
Example 1: Enabling Test Cases module in a project
Go to the desired project.
Open Project controls >> Settings >> Modules.
Check Test Cases and save.
Example 2: Granting permission to create Test Cases
Go to Administration >> Roles and permissions.
Select the user role.
Check Manage Test Cases under the Test Cases section.
Example 3: Adding a custom field to Test Case Executions
