Use Zeta Test Management in the web application¶
The Zeta Test Management 6 web interface is a full working environment for test management. You can administer projects and access, maintain requirements and test cases, plan and perform tests, evaluate results and design reports. AI assistant, quality analysis and AI test planning extend these workflows.
Open the HTTPS address supplied by your administrator, sign in and select your project. You need an authorised project account; browser-based domain workflows do not require a separate Windows client installation.
Project overview from the live demo. Configurable project terms, statuses and content are partly German, including in the English UI. Select image to enlarge.
Choose your workspace¶
| Your task | Start here |
|---|---|
| Maintain requirements, test cases and variants | Test library and requirements |
| Prepare plans and packages, follow up reviews | Planning and reviews |
| Perform an assigned test | Test execution below |
| Evaluate progress, design reports and exchange data | Reports, import and export |
| Manage users, permissions and project settings | Administration and permissions |
| Ask project questions or prepare tests with AI | AI and automation |
Regular web areas are enabled by default. Roles, object permissions, licence and project features govern visibility and actions; administrators can deliberately disable individual areas. Check those settings before assuming missing data.
Perform a test run in the browser¶
- Open the HTTPS address supplied by your administrator and sign in with your assigned account.
- Select the intended project and open the test-runs area.
- Choose the planned test run and the test case assigned to you. Read the instructions and expected result before recording the outcome.
- Record the actual result and status, save your work, and continue with the next test case available to your role.
- Use result search to verify recorded outcomes when this is part of your workflow.
If a project, test run or action is missing, do not assume that data has been deleted. Ask an administrator to check the account, project membership, role, licence, project features and enabled web areas. See web administration and permissions for project setup and access management.
Installation and other access paths¶
- Install and configure the web application under IIS
- Use the Windows client
- Configure integrations, Jira and MCP
- Compare the current Windows, web and MCP scope
Web users need only the HTTPS address and an authorised account. Server installation, certificates, project paths and database access remain administrative responsibilities.
Local files and tools¶
The browser displays or downloads files. Local Bridge provides approved access to local Windows tools and linked files. Free-form Lua and arbitrary local tool commands remain Windows features. See product scope for these specific boundaries.
