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Test Manager user guide
Quality-check requirements
AutopilotTM assists you in evaluating requirements for quality aspects such as clarity, completeness, and consistency.
To evaluate requirements with AutopilotTM, your Test Manager role must have the following permissions: Requirement - Create, Edit.
- Open a project, and navigate to Requirements.
- Select More Options for a
requirement and choose Optimize coverage.
Note: Alternatively, open the requirement, and then choose Optimize coverage.
- In the Optimize coverage dialog, select Evaluate quality.
The Provide Supporting Documents window opens, prompting you for attachments or other documents necessary for evaluating the requirement.
- In the Provide Supporting Documents window, select additional attachments. These are used when evaluating the requirement. You can also upload other files yourself.
- Select Next and provide additional instructions that AutopilotTM should use when evaluating the requirement. Choose from a prompt from the Prompt library or type these instructions in the Provide Additional Guidance window.
- Select Evaluate quality to initiate the process.
When the evaluation finishes, you will receive a Quality check completed notification. Depending on your notification preferences, you can receive the notification both in-app and via email.
- Select the Quality check completed notification to view the generated
suggestions.
- Expand each suggestion and update its status based on your progress: To do, In work, or Done.
- If you want to implement
a suggestion, select Add to Requirement.
This changes the suggestion status to In Work. You can either leave it as it is or mark it as Done.
- If desired, you can Remove the suggestion from the list.
- To generate more
suggestions for a requirement, select Suggest More.
Note: Alternatively, use Regenerate to recreate suggestions using different supporting documents or additional guidance.
- To save the suggestions, select Export to Word.
You can only upload the following file extensions, from which Autopilot processes only the text content:
- DOCX
- XLSX
- TXT
- CSV
- PNG
- JPG
- BPMN
Visit Best practices for quality-checking requirements for a comprehensive list of guidelines and examples to help you write effective instructions.
The AI Trust Layer governance policy allows you to manage the use of AI-powered features within your organization. Although all members have default access to these features, you can use this policy to restrict access as needed. The AI Trust Layer governance policy empowers you to limit a user's access to certain AI-powered features or all of them, at a user, group, or tenant level. Additionally, it gives you the ability to decide which AI products users can access. You can create, modify, and implement this governance policy in Automation Ops.
If you want to deploy an AI Trust Layer governance policy and still use the AI-powered testing capabilities, ensure that, within the policy's Features Toggle, you select Yes for Enabling Test Manager features.
Check the following resources to learn how to create, configure, and deploy a governance policy for your organization.
