Hootie

Provide your requirements and test scenarios. All you have to do is input your requirement, select the test case generation type or import your requirement sheet and click on Generate button.

Let AI do the work! The AI engine analyzes your input and generates a set of test cases.

Review the generated test cases, make any adjustments needed, and import them directly into your project.

Select the option “Generate from image”.

After uploading the image, select the type you want gherkins or textual.

Click on the “Generate” button and your test cases will start generating.

Test cases have been generated, review the test cases adjust accordingly. Import the test cases directly into your project.

Open the project management tab and go to the ‘Requirements’ section. Once you’re there, click on ‘Generate Test Cases.’

The test case generation window will have 3 tabs. Click on the BRD one, and you’ll see the option to upload your requirements document along with the format for test case generation.

Now, drag and drop or choose your business requirements document in the PDF format. Then, select the type of test cases (Textual or Gherkins) that you want to generate from the dropdown menu.

Once the parameters are entered, hit the ‘Generate’ button and wait for Hootie to process and extract the requirements from the BRD.
While this is happening, you’ll see the Hootie icon blinking in the top right corner, which indicates the process is still running. When the blinking stops, click on the Hootie icon.

Clicking on the Hootie icon will pop up a new screen. Here, you’ll see a view button in front of the BRD that you chose to upload earlier. Press it.

The requirements that were extracted from your BRD will be shown in the form of a list. From this list, simply select the requirements for which you want test cases to be generated for and click the ‘Generate Test Cases’ button.

Finally, the test cases will start generating against the chosen requirements. Wait a couple of seconds and click on the view button to review the cases.

• Navigate to the test case creation screen.
• Enter a test case name and summary.
• Select "Hootie" as the "Execution Type."

Note: When "Hootie" is selected, the "detail steps" and "expected results" fields become mandatory. Additionally, "APP URL," "username," and "password" fields will appear, requiring input.

After defining your test cases with complete details, go to Test Cycle management >> Test cycles section.

• Click on "Create New Cycle."
• Select "Hootie" as the cycle type and fill in all mandatory fields to create the cycle.
• Add your test cases to the newly created cycle.
• Navigate back to the cycle listing screen.
• Click on the Actions button.

Select the Hootie icon to initiate AI-powered execution of the entire cycle.

After execution, the status of each test case will be marked.

Click on the cycle name to navigate to the execution listing screen.

Click on the play icon to view the test case execution screen, where you can see the complete status, history, and information regarding consumed credits. If a test case fails, a defect will be logged, and an attachment will be added to the relevant test case.

Go to Requirements and click the Actions button.
Select the “test case coverage review by Hootie”.

A pop-up will appear for credit consumption confirmation.
Click on the confirm button on it.

To see the reviewed data, click on the reviewed coverage by Hootie button.

Now, the user can view both the missing and existing test cases.

The user can view details by clicking on the view icon next to every test case or by selecting all test cases and clicking on the View details button.

To download these test cases, select and click on the import test cases button.

Edit an existing requirement. Once your requirement is updated, navigate to the Actions button.

Click on the Actions menu and select the newly appeared Impact Analysis button.

Let Hootie do the analysis! The system will instantly tell you exactly which test cases attached to that specific requirement are impacted by your recent edit.

Review the affected test cases. You can choose to use the Auto Heal feature to let AI seamlessly update them for you, or you can manually edit those test cases to align with your new requirement.