Test Management Workflows for Jira Teams
Sherlock. helps product and QA teams turn Jira context into repeatable test coverage and release execution. Choose the team structure or testing challenge closest to your workflow.
- In scope
- 28
- Executed
- 24
- Pass rate
- 86% +4
- Defects
- 3
Find your workflow
Find the Right Sherlock. Workflow
Three describe a team structure, three describe a testing problem. They end in the same place.
Use case 01
Release Regression Testing at Halden Pay
- Today
- The regression pack is chosen from memory, so it is either too wide to finish or too narrow to trust.
- With Sherlock
- Compare the current Fix Version with the approved baseline and review a focused test run.
Use case 02
Embedded QA Teams
- Today
- Cases live in a separate tool, so release scope and results are reconciled against Jira by hand, every time.
- With Sherlock
- Manage cases, scope, assignments, execution, defects, and reports in the Jira project.
The shared path
One Workflow From Requirements to Release Results
Every use case above enters at the same stage and leaves at the same one. What differs is the request the team starts with.
Product team
“We have no test cases for the refund flow. Start from the epic.”
Embedded QA
“PAY-1902 changed. Which of our approved cases does that affect?”
QA lead
“Build the 4.2 regression scope from what actually changed.”
All three arrive at stage 01.
01
Add context
Select the Jira issues, Confluence pages, files, and release the request depends on.
02
Approve the brief
Confirm the product flows, risks, and approach before any case exists.
03
Review the baseline
Refine the generated cases through the chat and approve them as a version.
04
Prepare and execute the run
Build the scope from the Fix Version, assign it, and record Pass, Fail, or Blocked.
05
Update coverage
Publish the report, link the defects, and approve the updates the run produced.
Use Sherlock. With Your Jira Testing Workflow
Start from the requirements you already have, and keep the coverage they produce current as the product moves.