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# Create your first workflow

## Create your first workflow

Use this workflow to understand how Test Context Manager connects planning and execution.

A simple first workflow looks like this:

1. Create a test case.
2. Add the test case to a test plan.
3. Create a test run from the plan.
4. Execute the test case.
5. Review the results.

Use these pages for the full steps:

* [Creating a test case](/appx_documentation/test-context-manager-documentation/test-cases/creating-a-test-case.md)
* [Creating a test plan](/appx_documentation/test-context-manager-documentation/test-plans/creating-a-test-plan.md)
* [Creating a test run](/appx_documentation/test-context-manager-documentation/test-runs/creating-a-test-run.md)
* [Executing a test case](/appx_documentation/test-context-manager-documentation/test-runs/creating-a-test-run/executing-a-test-case.md)


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