One Connected QA Workflow

From test intent to release visibility.
Keep every step connected.

AXQA brings test structure, execution logic, API validation, local Smart Agent execution, history, reporting, and release signals into one operational flow. Your team defines what should happen, executes it in the right environment, validates the result, and keeps the evidence connected to the same QA record.

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Interactive execution shown on this page uses sample data to explain the AXQA workflow.

AXQA Quality Workflow Connected from plan to decision
PlanCases & steps
ExecuteRight environment
ValidateExpected vs actual
HistoryTrace every run
DecideReadiness & risk
Workflow connected
Plan Clearly
Organize projects, plans, test cases, steps, ownership, and expected behavior.
Execute Flexibly
Run manual workflows, API-driven checks, scheduled execution, or approved Smart Agent paths.
Validate Structurally
Keep requests, returned values, comparisons, ranges, and expected outcomes attached to execution.
Decide With Context
Use history, status, reporting, and execution signals to understand what changed and what needs attention.
The AXQA operating flow

Five connected stages. One quality record.

Select a stage to see how information moves through AXQA. The workflow stays connected so test design, execution, validation, and reporting do not become separate islands of data.

01
Build the QA structure

Turn testing into an organized workflow.

Start with the operational structure your team needs: workspace, project, plans, test cases, steps, ownership, statuses, and reusable execution context.

Keep test cases and step logic in a consistent structure.
Organize execution around projects and plans.
Give teams one place to understand what should be tested.
AXQA · QA Workspace
Checkout Release 4.2Project
Regression PlanPlan
Complete checkoutTC-042
01Start authenticated session
02Submit checkout request
03Validate order state
Step Logic
ACTIONPOST /checkout{ cart_id, payment }
RESPONSE201 Createdorder_id: ORD-9381
Extractorder_idStore for next step
Validatestatus = createdExpected value
Validatetotal > 0Comparison rule
Execution Router
TC-042Ready to execute
ManualTester execution
ServerReachable target
Smart AgentApproved private target
Validation Matrix
ACTUAL RESPONSE
{
  "status": "completed",
  "order_id": "ORD-9381",
  "total": 149.90
}
HTTP status200 == 200PASS
Order statecompleted == completedPASS
Total range149.90 > 0PASS
Execution Intelligence
EXECUTION STATUSPassedLatest run
92% passed
Passed46
Failed4
Not Run2
Previous run44 passed · 6 failedCurrent46 passed · 4 failed
Execution follows the environment

One test workflow. Different execution paths when needed.

AXQA does not force every target into the same path. Keep the QA record consistent while choosing the execution method that matches the system and environment being tested.

Path 01

Manual Execution

Use structured test cases and steps when human observation or interaction is part of the test.

CaseTesterResult
Path 02

API & System Execution

Send defined requests, carry values between steps, and validate returned behavior against expected rules.

CaseRequestValidate
Path 03

Smart Agent Local Execution

Route approved execution through a connected Smart Agent when the target lives in a private or local environment.

AXQAAgentTarget
Path 04

Scheduled Automation

Run configured QA work on a schedule and keep the resulting execution state connected to AXQA history and reporting.

ScheduleRunHistory
Interactive end-to-end workflow

Run one test case through the complete AXQA flow.

Press run to follow a sample test from structure and execution through value extraction, validation, history, and the final QA signal.

AXQA Execution FlowTC-042
READY
Test Case3 steps
ExecuteAPI request
Extractorder_id
Validate3 rules
ResultHistory updated
TEST RESULTWaiting to run
Steps0 / 3
Validations0 / 3
HistoryPending
axqa://execution/TC-042SIMULATION
$ Ready. Run the workflow to see each AXQA stage.
Why the connected flow matters

Execution is more useful when the context stays attached.

A test result is not just a pass or fail. AXQA keeps the test definition, execution path, validations, status, and history connected so teams can understand what happened and use that information in the next QA decision.

What was testedCase & step context
How it ranExecution path
What was validatedRules & responses
What changedExecution history
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Now choose where you want to go next.

Explore how AXQA connects to customer-controlled systems, or see how Smart Agent extends approved testing into local and private environments.

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