Create reviewable QA test cases

Test Design Pack turns one authorised PDF or scan up to 80 MB into a report, test-case CSV, traceability CSV, and JSON. It is intended to help a tester execute a specification without reconstructing its intent. A file workflow may need valid, unsupported, corrupt, duplicate, and oversized inputs; a booking flow may need available, cancelled, unavailable, and already-held times. Concrete cases make the expected behaviour visible.

Give the tester a usable setup

State account role, starting data, feature setting, dependency state, action, evidence, and cleanup. Do not make a tester guess which timezone, customer, browser state, or previous action matters. If the specification is silent, identify the gap and ask its owner. A case that says only “submit the form” cannot prove anything about permissions, state, or recovery.

Make expected results precise

Describe the safe error, unchanged state, permitted recovery, and visible evidence. “An error appears” is weaker than naming the message and confirming that no private record was changed. Include performance or accessibility expectations only when stated or agreed. Never promise a provider response that the test environment cannot control.

Challenge the draft together

QA can find ambiguous actions, product can confirm customer outcome, engineering can identify signals, and security can test ownership. Use authorised or synthetic data, retain source revision and environment assumptions, and do not expose credentials or internal diagnostics. The service prepares cases; the team approves their meaning and execution.

Deliver cases a team can run

Explore Test Design Pack, inspect the report and CSVs line by line, add missing boundaries, and obtain approval. A short evidence-linked case is more useful than a long list that repeats the specification.