Import test cases
You can import multiple test cases and their corresponding test steps from a spreadsheet.
You can use a one-way import to quickly bring legacy test cases into Jama Connect.
You can use a round-trip import so you can work with content outside of Jama Connect and bring changes back in safely.
Best Practice: Use Excel for test case imports. To align your Test Case import with Jama Connect Test Case import requirements for including steps, define a worksheet with columns for Name, Description, Step Action, Step Expected Result, and Step Note.
Important considerations
Each row with the same test case name is imported as a new test step for that case.
Test cases and steps can be edited with a round-trip import. For more information, see Edit test cases using round-trip.
To import test cases:
Make sure your spreadsheet includes columns for Test case name and Description. If importing steps, also include a column for Action, Expected results, and Notes.
Add columns to represent additional fields as part of the import. This is consistent with how other imports to Excel work.