Releases

Dark mode is here — one of DoQA’s most anticipated updates.

Now you can choose a visual style that helps you stay focused, reduce eye strain, and write test cases in a more comfortable workspace.

The new theme covers the entire interface and is designed for any scenario — from long hours of test planning to late-night releases. Switch between interface modes with a single click in your profile settings.

We’ve rolled out major updates to help your team make faster decisions and spend less time on routine tasks — including new dashboards, improved test management, and extended integrations.

Workspace Analytics Dashboard

Each workspace now comes with a built-in analytics hub. Track test execution trends, monitor team activity, and identify bottlenecks in your QA processes.

• See how many test cases, checklists, bug reports, and test runs were created in a selected timeframe — and how those numbers evolve over time.
• Analyze test run results: get breakdowns of passed, skipped, blocked, broken, and failed tests.
• Compare user contributions: who’s creating what, who’s running how many tests, and how actively they’re involved in current test runs.
• View the number of active test runs currently ongoing in your workspace.

Shared Test Steps

Create a reusable library of common test steps and insert them across multiple test cases.
Any changes you make to shared steps will automatically update everywhere they’re used.

This helps you keep test documentation clean and consistent — especially useful when you’re dealing with large test suites or frequently changing requirements.

Quick Self-Assignment in Test Runs

We’ve added a new «Assign to me» button in test runs.
Now any tester can quickly take ownership of a test case or checklist that doesn’t yet have an assignee — no admin needed.

Two-way integration with GitLab

You can now push data directly from DoQA to GitLab — keeping QA and dev teams aligned without jumping between tools.

Reverse Sync with Yandex Trackerб Jira (Cloud & Server) & Bitrix24

Status and priority updates made in Yandex Tracker or Jira are now auto-synced back to DoQA — no more manual updates.

UI Improvements

The sidebar can now be collapsed to icons only, giving you more space to focus on your work.

We’re continuing to expand the capabilities of the On-Premise version of DoQA — the new release introduces features that make working with the system even more flexible and efficient.

LDAP Protocol Support
You can now integrate DoQA with your corporate LDAP directory for centralized user authentication and access control.
No more manual user creation — streamline admin workflows and enhance system security.

Test Execution Timer
Drill down into how your team spends time on testing. In addition to total run duration, DoQA now tracks time spent on each individual test case and checklist.

Here’s how it works:

• Tracks both active work time and overall run duration.

• The timer starts when the first status is set on a step or checklist item, and stops when the test is completed.

• You can now reset the timer and statuses for any test in a run.

This helps you identify time-consuming cases and fine-tune your test process.

Retesting in Runs
Need to rerun a test within an active run? Now you can.
Use the new “Retest” button to reset progress and time tracking for any selected test case or checklist.

Additional Improvements

• The original order of tests is preserved when copying runs.

• Reduced unnecessary page reloads in the run player.

• Fixed image preview display in the run player.

Highly Anticipated Update to the On-Premise Version of DoQA

The functionality from Cloud Release 3.0.0 is now available on your servers. Flexible documentation settings, task management, and enhanced YouTrack integration — all included in the latest On-Premise release.

What’s New:

• Custom Attribute Configuration — Add extra fields to test cases and checklists for more detailed and structured documentation.

• Task Assignment — Assign responsible users to test cases and checklists to clearly track ownership and accountability.

• Advanced Filtering & Bulk Editing — Customize filters and bulk edit views to match your workflow. Perform bulk actions based on attributes and assigned users.

• Version History for Test Artifacts — Revert to any previous version of your test cases and checklists in one click.

• Reverse Integration with YouTrack — When bug statuses or priorities are updated in YouTrack, the changes are automatically synced back to DoQA.

• Free View-Only Users — Add read-only users without the need to purchase additional licenses.

Now your team can take full advantage of advanced QA tooling — with full control over data and infrastructure.

In this update, we have made license management more convenient, added payment history, and improved test execution time control.

Personal account for license management
You no longer need to waste time on support requests — license management is now under your control.

• Renew and pay for licenses for any period.
• Deactivate the licenses.
• Add new licenses in a couple of clicks.
• View your payment history.

Timer for running tests in a run
Previously, only a linear timer was implemented in DoQA, which recorded the total time of the run. We have expanded its capabilities so that you can analyze the data on passing individual tests.

Determine how much time testers spend on each test, and optimize processes based on the results.

• The run takes into account both the active time spent working on the tests and the total run time.
• The timer starts automatically after setting the status for the first step./It checks the receipt and stops when the test case or checklist is fully completed.
• The timer and test statuses in the run can now be reset.

Re-passing the tests in the run
Now testers can repeat the tests. The «Pass again» button has appeared in the run, when clicked, the progress and time of passing the selected test are reset.

Additional improvements

• When copying a run, the order of the elements in it remains unchanged.
• Unnecessary page updates in the run player have been eliminated.
• Fixed the display of image previews in the run player.

In the new release, we have expanded documentation management functionality by adding tools for flexible customization, task assignment, and change tracking, as well as improving integration with YouTrack.

What’s new in DoQA?

• Custom user attributes for test cases and checklists. Make your documentation more detailed by adding custom fields with specific information. Choose the format — date, user, string, or a predefined attribute with selectable options — and input the necessary test data.
• Ability to assign a responsible user to test cases and checklists. Specify the user responsible for a test case or checklist, allowing the team to see who is in charge of keeping test artifacts up to date.
• Updated filtering and bulk editing. Now you can customize the filtering panel and bulk editing window by selecting which fields to display. Additionally, filtering and bulk actions are now available for user attributes and assigned owners.
• Test case and checklist versioning. Easily revert documentation changes — simply select a previous version and restore it as the current one whenever needed.
• Two-way integration with YouTrack. When the status or priority of a bug report is updated in YouTrack, the corresponding fields in the linked DoQA bug report will now update automatically.
• License expiration notifications. Ensure uninterrupted testing processes — DoQA will now send reminders one week before and on the day of license expiration to notify you about renewal.

We are pleased to introduce new features for convenient work with the system in the final release of 2024.

• Project archiving — now you can send outdated projects to the archive. Such projects will not be displayed on the main page, but they can always be restored if necessary.
• Recycle bin to protect against accidental deletion of test artifacts. Items placed in the recycle bin can be restored within 30 days.
• Run optimization — sort tests by the number of bug reports and comments and view the list of performers in the runs table.
• Expanded element filtering by tags — now, in addition to the «OR» value, you can apply the «AND» filter for a more accurate selection.
• Import of projects from Qase has been moved from the public API to the system interface.
• Processing of autotest run reports in the Allure format has become available.

We’ve simplified defect management, improved the run player, and expanded the capabilities of test cases and checklists. The latest release will bring you:

• «Defects» tab, which displays all bug reports with links to runs — now defect reports from the entire workspace are collected in one place;
• updated test case and checklist editor — the number of steps and checks has been increased to 300, a check and step counter has appeared, and working in the editor has become more intuitive;
• updated commenting functionality — the interface has become more convenient and informative, and the comments now contain cross-links to the test cases, checklists, and runs;
• progress bar and counters of created bug reports and comments for each test in the run player;
• the ability to open a page with a bug report via link in a separate tab — sharing data has become even more convenient.

We are expanding the integration and analytics capabilities. With this update, it is even more convenient to integrate DoQA into testing management processes.

• Integration with Bitrix24 and Redmine — data from DoQA can now be sent directly to these systems.
• Full run report — now the report contains not only information on test results, but also the tests themselves.
• New metrics for performers in reports.
• Customizable configurations for runs that allow you to specify in which environment testing should be performed.
• Ability to delete runs from autotests.

Test runs have become even more convenient! Meet the update that optimizes the run player, expands the formats for importing documentation, and more.

• The run player has become universal — now you can run both test cases and checklists in one run.
• The player design has changed, and the mechanics of work and editing have become more convenient and understandable.
• In runs, you can now assign performers for tests. If the performer is not assigned, then any tester can pass the test.
• Steps and checks now have statuses for specifying the test results, as well as the ability to indicate bugs and comments.
• A «Test data» field has appeared in cases for entering accompanying information — this way test cases will become more detailed.
• It has become possible to import projects to DoQA from Qase in JSON format using a public API. We do not care what country you are in — you can use DoQA from any location.
• Finding the information you need about DoQA has become easier — the user guide and instructions have moved to the new documentation portal.

We did it! This is one of the most anticipated DoQA releases. The system has begun to move towards the status of a universal tool for working with any type of test, and this update is the first step towards future large-scale changes.

• Autotesting — now DoQA not only simplifies and optimizes manual testing, but also allows you to integrate the results of autotests so all reporting is conveniently viewed in one tool. You can send new autotesting reports directly to DoQA or upload existing ones to TMS.
• Integration with YouTrack — one of the most requested features. Now data from DoQA can be sent directly to the YouTrack project management system, symplifying work with this tool.

We continue to expand DoQA integrations with external services while a global update of runs is in development. The new version has one of the most requested features — integration with the Yandex Tracker project management system.

• Bugs can now be sent to Yandex Tracker directly from DoQA.
• The work with tags inside test editors has changed. You can add any of the created tags to tests. The logic for editing and adding tags has moved to the updated editor. 
• The tag editor has become more compact, visual and understandable.
• Case and checklist tables no longer collapse when elements are changed or deleted.

Introducing the large-scale release that everyone has been waiting for! DoQA has the first integration with an external service — Jira. Now bug reports can be sent to Jira directly from the DoQA interface using the updated form.

• There is an integration section where you can connect Jira Cloud and Jira Server.
• You can configure your own integration settings for each project.
• The bug report form has been updated — now DoQA collects data from cases and checklists.
• Mass editing of cases and checklists has become possible: you can change the status, priority, and work with tags.
• The functionality of working with tags has been expanded — now they can be deleted and cleared during mass editing.
• The table remains expanded while creating cases, checklists, and folders.

In this release, we have expanded the editor’s capabilities and added other updates that make working in DoQA even more convenient:

• an attachments section has appeared in cases and checklists — now you can attach files to tests;
• you can now work with code in the editor and highlight text with color;
• the editor retains the set width after refreshing the page;
• the table of elements remains active when using the editor and allows you to quickly switch between cases and checklists;
• the run player now shows the path to the case/checklist;
• it became possible to resume the run even after it was completed.

Meet the long-awaited update of the table structure and folder system.

• We have abandoned pagination — now working with elements is available in a single structured list.
• The folder tree has moved from the side menu to the table for convenient switching of tabs.
• It became possible to collapse and expand folders.
• The folder tree maintains states after reloading and refreshing the page — if the folders were open, they will remain so.
• Tables have become more visual and now display nesting.
• There is now a confirmation window for deleting cases and checklists.
• The procedure for creating cases and checklists has become more convenient — now they can be created directly inside the desired folder.
• The length of the folder name has been increased.

While DoQA is preparing a major update of tables structure, we have released several improvements that make working with TMS more convenient:

• images in the documentation expand to full screen by click;
• you can add the “Review” status to checklists and cases;
• the update date of the case/checklist is now visible in the table — it has become easier to track documentation updates;
• import for obtaining folder tree from sections has been improved.

Meet the first release of this fall: we have improved the functionality of the system and slightly modified the design in anticipation of a future major update. What’s new in DoQA:

• the design of tables in sections;
• the design and mechanics of the filter — now cases, checklists and runs can be filtered by more parameters;
• the ability to filter by folder;
• the ability to delete runs;
• adding elements to a run directly from a section or folder;
• notifications about the need for a license when editing user rights.

We have finally implemented one of the most requested features. DoQA has been globally updated — now our TMS is available in the server version! You can run the system on your own hardware under full control and have forever access to DoQA without having to pay a monthly cloud subscription. But this is not the only change that affected today’s release. Here’s what else DoQA will delight its users with:

• the ability to import test cases and checklists in several formats;
• protection against accidental switching and closing of the editor with notification of unsaved changes;
• saving test documentation on hot keys for more productive and faster work;
• updating the interface design…
  …and other infrastructure improvements.

While a new DoQA server solution is being prepared, we are sharing an interim release in which we have updated the design of the screens, as well as have fixed and optimized work with test documentation. In the new design:

— home page;
— user profile;
— authorization and registration page;
— feedback form, password recovery, etc.
Now working in DoQA has become more convenient and stable.

DoQA is continuing to change and acquire relevant functionality — we have prepared a new release that makes working with TMS faster and more convenient.

• The interface design has been changed. We have launched a large-scale redesign of DoQA, and you can notice the first results right now: the overall style of the service, header, footer, buttons and a lot of smaller details that affect the positive experience of interacting with DoQA have been updated. The system is waiting for big changes — soon TMS will become stylish and modern.
• The administrator settings have been updated — it has become more convenient to configure access, invite new users and manage current ones.
• The roles of user administrator and project administrator have been separated — now you can assign them separately or give both roles to one user.
• Added the ability to edit accesses inside the project — the project administrator types the command themselves and can manage accesses without having to contact the user administrator.
• The user menu has been updated — we have added items with the manual and our contacts to the header, as well as a switcher.
• The UX component of the interface has been optimized.

The functionality that you could only use in cases is now available in checklists and runs — we dedicate this release to uniformity. Here are the updates for you:

• Checklists and runs now have a history of changes, tags, and a table element filter — project navigation just got easier!
• The functionality of working with folders has been expanded —- now you can create subfolders and delete unnecessary elements from them. All on the shelves 👌
• Requests have been optimized to speed up page loading so that nothing prevents you from meeting deadlines 😉
• Lots of infrastructure and UI/UX improvements.

Using DoQA on projects has become even more convenient and efficient! This update has more tools for viewing statistics of completed work and tracking processes. Not a single change will slide past 👌 To the new version has been added:

• The ability to create a run report — with full statistics and diagrams for easy perception.
• Checklist passing histogram — progress can now be tracked visually.
• The tab with comments and reported bugs in cases/checklists and runs — all important points can be written in a special tab not to return to each case individually.
• The history of the checklist run as part of the test run.
• Confirmation of the end of the run — to be able to double-check your work before it can no longer be changed.
• History of changes in the case editor — to see what changes were made, as well as who made them and when.
• Hyperlinks by run ID from the run history — so that you can immediately return to the required run with a single click.
• Localization switching Ru / En — for those who work in English.

A new portion of improvements in our TMS. You can evaluate it from today — join DoQA!

• Adding pictures to cases and checklists — visualize any information that will help you in your work.
• Displaying pictures in runs. Images adjust to the size of the player.
• Re-inviting unregistered user — in case the first letter got into spam or became irrelevant.
• The style of the checklist editor is the same as for cases and test runs.
• Lots of infrastructure and UI/UX improvements.

DoQA is made by testers for testers — this is the principle thanks to which we always know exactly how to make TMS an indispensable tool in the work of the QA team. In the new release for this appeared:

• Checklist player.
• Ability to attach a link to a bug in the checklist player.
• Creation of a run from checklists.
• Import checklists from xlsx. Actual functionality for those who are used to maintaining test documentation in Excel or Google Docs. You don’t have to transfer checklists to TMS manually — just use the import.
• Removing invited unregistered users.
• Search bar clear button.
• Hyperlinks from run to case editor — to quickly make the necessary changes.
• DoQA release notes — now you can follow how our TMS changes and develops.

In the new release of DoQA, we have improved the interface and added several changes to the functionality that QA specialists will definitely appreciate. More structure in work means more attention to important tasks, which means better results.

• Tag system in cases — to speed up the search for the necessary information.
• Filtering in cases by status, creator, and tags.
• Creating runs from folders with cases.
• Indexing for copied elements — now you can distinguish the original element (test case, checklist, etc.) from its copy by the index that appears after the element name.
• Localization of emails — all system emails from DoQA are translated into Russian.
• Changing the width of the editor. You can resize the workspace in TMS for yourself.
• Hints for fields in registration and authorization forms.
• Feedback form “Contact us” is one of the most important novelties! Be sure to share your thoughts, suggestions and comments with us — so DoQA will develop even faster 🔥

Testers of our team regularly use DoQA on their projects. Thanks to that we always know what features they lack to increase their work efficiency. And this month, based on user feedback, we added to the service:

• Check nesting up to 8 levels — this is more than enough to record all the necessary actions.
• Permissions and access to checklists — now you can determine which users can and cannot edit certain checklists.
• Copying and deleting checklists.
• Closing modal windows with Esc&Overlay.
• Password reset confirmation — simple but necessary functionality 😉

Meet the first DoQA update! We are starting to actively implement our plans and the most requested functionality in TMS. What’s new?

• The case story as part of the run.
• Filtering the case story by the performer and results. It’s convenient in conditions where there is too much data so you don’t have to manually search for information.
• Setting permissions and access to view, edit and administer. Now each team member can be assigned a role in TMS. One person can have different types of rights on different projects.
• Blocking users — for cases when you need to restrict the user’s access to projects for any reason, but without completely removing the user from the system.
• Nesting items in folders — to structure cases and maintain order in the workspace.
• Checklists functionality.
• Project and user avatars. Navigating DoQA has become even more convenient!
• Russian localization — now you can use our TMS not only in English.