Bring QA teams and dev teams closer with Qase's bi-lateral, real-time GitHub integration.
Qase and GitHub keep issues and test results in sync so QA and development stay on the same page as code moves through the pipeline. This helps teams spot problems earlier and ship faster.
No more copying data back and forth. Defects raised in Qase can create or update GitHub issues automatically, and test outcomes flow back into your repositories. When you want to check coverage, you can generate a traceability report in Qase to see how tests connect to tracked issues.
Improving QA Jira workflow and shifting left is easy with our Github Requirements Traceability Report.



Yes, you can trigger your GitHub workflows from Qase. Once the Qase reporter is configured in your project, your test results are automatically sent back to Qase
Yes. You can manage Qase’s access directly in GitHub.
Go to Settings > Integrations > Applications > Installed GitHub Apps, select the Qase app, and click Configure. From there, you can adjust which repositories the app can access.
Qase integrates with CucumberJS, Jest, Newman, Playwright, TestCafe, Cypress, TestNG, Pytest, Robot Framework, XCTest, JUnit 4 & 5, PHPUnit, and Codeception. You can also use our open API to integrate with other tools or frameworks.
No, using Qase’s AI features will NOT result in your data being used to train the LLM that we use. Qase uses ChatGPT API Platform for the test case generation. In this version (API Platform) OpenAI explicitly states that "We do not train on your business data."
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