Test cases, being a collection of tasks, represent a specific workflow to validate the functionality of the application under test.

To create a test case:

1. Click the Develop > Test Cases.
   The Test Cases screen is displayed.
2. On the left pane, select a required scenario in which you wish to create a test case.
   You can create a new scenario or use an existing scenario for the test case.
3. On the right pane, click New Test Case.
4. Enter the details namely, name of the test case, description, manual test case ID, file name in the Test Case Name, Description, and Manual TC ID, along with file name fields respectively. The file name field is not editable once the test case is saved.
   It is recommended not to use special characters (/, \, :, *, ", <, >, |, %) in the Name field that are not supported in the file name by Windows. 
5. Click OK.
6. Click New Task to create a task under the created Test Case.
7. You can modify the tasks associated with the selected test case. Click Add Step/Remove Step to add or remove step from the selected task.
8. During step creation process, you can provide the test data against the steps depending on the actions selected. You have the choice to enter static or parameterised data.
   You can also change the sequence of Task or Step within the task.
9. To change the sequence of a specific task, select the task and click Up/Down to change the sequence of the selected task.
10. Similarly, the sequence order of the step within the task can be changed by selecting a specific step and using Up/ Down to change the order.
11. On the right pane of the Test Case screen, click Save.
    The test case gets added to the selected scenario in the left pane.
12. Click Run to quickly execute a test case to verify that test case meets the desired test requirements.

The test execution report gets populated to analyze the test results.

See also,

• Updating Test Data
• Editing a Test Case
• Using Save As Feature
• Searching a Test Case
• Removing a Test Case
• Sync Test Case
• Empty Data Handling
• Mandatory_Non-Mandatory Action Parameters
• Critical Data Protection