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Test Plans organize multiple tests, test suites, and scenarios into coordinated test runs that execute across environments and browsers in parallel. Test Plans allow you to save specific configurations of test suites.

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What are Test Plans?

A Test Plan is a collection of test suites run together, each with saved configurations:
  • Cross-Environment - Choose which environments each suite runs on
  • Viewports - Choose between Mobile, Desktop, or both
  • Scenario Selection - Choose specific scenarios from data tables
  • Individual Tests - Choose specific tests to exclude from each test suite.

Test Plan dashboard showing execution across multiple environments

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Key Benefits

Comprehensive Coverage

Test entire applications with one click, not individual tests

Parallel Execution

Run tests across environments and browsers simultaneously

Organized Testing

Group related tests for releases, sprints, or features

Consistent Results

Same tests, configurations, and scenarios every time

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When to Use Test Plans

Before deploying to production:
Test Plan: "Release Validation v2.5"
- All critical path tests
- Staging + Production environments
- All supported browsers
- Run before deploy
Comprehensive overnight testing:
Test Plan: "Nightly Regression"
- All test suites
- Dev + Staging environments
- Primary browsers
- Schedule: Daily at 2 AM
Ensure compatibility:
Test Plan: "Browser Compatibility"
- Core features
- Staging environment
- Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Mobile
- Schedule: Weekly
Continuous health checks:
Test Plan: "Production Health"
- Critical user journeys
- Production environment only
- Chrome desktop
- Schedule: Every 30 minutes

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Next Steps

Create Your First Test Plan

Step-by-step guide to building a test plan

Run Test Plans

Learn how to execute and schedule test plans

View Results

Analyze and compare test plan results

Configure Environments

Set up environments for your test plans