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Submit, close, or reopen a test plan

After all activities on a test plan are completed, it needs to be submitted for a final approval and then closure.

A Test Plan goes through the following statuses:

  • Draft - When a test plan is created, it is initially in Draft status. It can be edited to ensure that all the required details are captured and the right participants are selected.
  • Not Started - Once activated, the status changes to Not Started.
  • In Progress - If any activity on the test plan is started, the status of the test plan changes to In Progress.
  • Submitted - After all activities are completed, the test plan can be submitted for final approval.
  • Closed - If all activities have been completed as required, the test plan can be closed. 

Hinweis

Test Plans is currently only available to projects on the KSA1 and MEA Aconex instances. We'll continue to develop features based on feedback and announce availability for other Aconex instances at a later date. Make sure you subscribe to Release Highlights to be notified.

Submit a test plan

A Manager (or Approver) can submit a test plan once all activities are marked completed and all inspections within the activities are closed.

Click Submit from the top of the test plan. The status will change from In Progress to Submitted.

Mark a test plan as in progress

If you submitted the test plan by mistake, or identified additional work to be done, you can change the status of the test plan back to In Progress

Click the three dots menu and select Mark In Progress.

Close a test plan

An Approver (or Administrator from the Approver's organization) can close a test plan once it's been submitted. 

  1. Review the test plan and activities and ensure they are completed per your requirements.
  2. Click Mark Closed and provide an optional comment. The status of the test plan will change to Closed.

Hinweis

If you are not satisfied with the test plan you can mark it as in progress. You must provide a comment.

Reopen a test plan

Sometimes an Approver needs to reopen a test plan. This may be due to additional work identified, human error, changes in the activity requirement, or some updates in the prevailing rules and regulations.

  1. Click Reopen from the top of the test plan, You must provide a reason for reopening. The status of the test plan will change to In Progress.
  2. The Manager can reopen the activity where additional work needs to be performed.

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