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# Test Context Manager
Test Context Manager gives QA teams a single place to plan, run, and track their testing work. Use it to connect test design, execution, defect tracking, traceability, and reporting across every release.
### What you can do
* Create and organize test cases, plans, and runs
* Capture results, evidence, comments, and linked bugs
* Measure coverage, progress, and quality across projects
### How the workflow works
1. Test cases define the scenarios you need to validate.
2. Test plans organize execution scope for a release or cycle.
3. Test runs record outcomes, evidence, bugs, and progress.
### Explore Test Context Manager
**Start here**
* Getting started — set up your workspace and complete your first workflow
**Plan and execute**
* Test cases — design, structure, and manage reusable test coverage
* Test plans — prepare scope and execution for each cycle
* Test runs — execute tests and capture step-level results
**Track and improve**
* Bug tracking — log, link, and follow defects through resolution
* Requirements — map requirements to tests and coverage
* Reports and analytics — review quality metrics, trends, and outcomes
* Integrations — connect external systems such as JIRA
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