🚀 Big news: Improved test automation comes to RTM for Jira!

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Hello Atlassian Community,

We're thrilled to announce a major update for our Requirements and Test Management for Jira (RTM) app, featuring powerful new test automation capabilities designed to streamline your QA workflow!

What's new?

✅ Automated test case creation:
RTM now can create and link new Test Cases whenever you import automated test results—eliminating manual tasks and giving your team more time for strategic efforts.

✅ CI server integration (Jenkins & more to come):
Seamlessly integrate your preferred CI servers like Jenkins and trigger automated tests directly from RTM. Run automated tests effortlessly and consolidate your test results in one place.

✅ Easy filtering of automated tests:
Quickly distinguish automated Test Executions from manual ones with dedicated filtering. Easily pinpoint errors, analyze results, and create defects right from RTM.

✅ REST API for test results import:
Upload JUnit XML or zipped test results using RTM’s REST API. Create corresponding Test Executions, ensuring your QA data stays current and centralized.

✅ Centralized QA visibility:
RTM stores all your test outcomes in Jira, offering complete visibility from requirements through test results to defects—maintaining a single source of truth for your QA processes.

Why does it matter?

• 🎯 Better consistency – Ensure all test results remain centralized in Jira, creating a reliable source of truth.
  
  

• 🔄 Reduced manual effort – Eliminate repetitive tasks with automated creation and linking of Test Cases.
  
  

• 🔗 Streamlined CI/CD pipelines – Integrate your testing seamlessly, providing continuous and immediate feedback.
  

Getting started is easy

👉 Using Jenkins integration:

1. Enable automation from your RTM project settings.
   
   

2. Connect your CI servers directly in RTM.
   
   

3. Run your automated tests easily from RTM.
   
   

4. Check the Test Executions tab to analyze and manage your automated runs.
   
   

👉 Using RTM API:

1. Generate your RTM API token from "Apps > Manage your apps".
   
   

2. Import JUnit XML or zipped test results via RTM’s REST API.
   
   

3. Review imported test results directly in RTM.
   
   

📚 Check our updated documentation for a step-by-step guide, or feel free to book a quick demo or reach out to our support team. We're here to help you every step of the way!

We can't wait to hear your feedback—once you've tried these new automation features, please share your thoughts in an Atlassian Marketplace review.