Verification Configuration

The verification settings control how test iterations are structured and how verdicts are recorded during test execution.

Iteration Types

Navigate to Settings → Verification → Iteration Types to define the types of verification iterations available in your workarea.

Creating an Iteration Type

  1. Click Add Type
  2. Enter a Type ID — a lowercase identifier
  3. Set the Label — the display name (e.g., “Smoke Test”, “Full Regression”)
  4. Choose a Color and Icon
  5. Optionally assign a Workflow to control the iteration lifecycle
  6. Add Custom Fields as needed — the same field types as item types (Short Text, Long Text, Rich Text, Enum, Integer, Number, Boolean, Reference, Date, Date & Time)

Iteration types work like item types — each defines its own appearance, workflow, and custom fields.

Note: Edits are buffered — additions, changes, and deletions are staged (deletions show Marked for deletion with an Undo) and nothing is applied until you click Save in the bar at the bottom.

Verdict Configuration

Navigate to Settings → Verification → Verification Configuration to configure verdict options.

The Verdict Enum setting selects which enumeration defines the verdict buttons shown during test execution. The selected enum’s options become the available verdicts, previewed as colored pills on the page. A default verdict enum ships with the system: Pass (green), Fail (red), Blocked (amber), Skipped, and Not Run.

Each verdict option inherits its color from the enumeration, so verdicts are color-coded throughout the application. Like other configuration, the verdict enum resolves through the inheritance hierarchy (workarea → group → global).

Tip: The order of the enum’s options also defines the number-key shortcuts (1–9) during test execution — put your most-used verdicts first.