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Creating Test Suites and Test Cases

By Mike Krasnovskyi, Head of Automation at QA Madness · Published 2026-06-07

In QAM Hub, you organize tests into suites (which can contain groups and subgroups) and add individual test cases with steps and expected results. This hierarchical structure keeps large test bases navigable as they grow.

Create a test suite

  1. Open your project and create a new suite.
  2. Choose the suite subtype: a standard Test Cases suite, or a Checklist suite for lighter, column-based checks.
  3. Add groups and subgroups inside the suite, and reorder items with drag-and-drop.

Add a test case

  1. Inside a suite, create a new test case and give it a clear title.
  2. Add steps and the expected result for each. You can attach images to the steps and expected-result blocks.
  3. Apply tags, fill in any custom fields your project uses, or start from a template to keep cases consistent.
  4. Each test case receives a number that is unique within the project, used to link automated results back to it.

Version history

Every change to a test case is snapshotted, so you can view its version history and roll back to an earlier version if needed — nothing is lost when a case is edited.

Importing existing tests

If your test cases live in spreadsheets, you can import them from CSV rather than re-entering them by hand, and export at any time.

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