Give every test a place.
Give every team control.
Set up the workspace around the way your QA operation actually works. Organize projects, people, access, environments, statuses, and test activity before execution starts — then keep the same structure as the operation grows.
This page uses sample workspace data to demonstrate the setup experience.
Choose the shape of your QA operation. Watch the workspace organize around it.
Teams do not all start at the same size. Pick a sample operating model and see how projects, people, access, and workflow structure can stay connected inside AXQA.
Start small without starting messy.
Keep one product team inside a clear project structure, assign the people who need access, and establish a predictable path from test organization to execution.
Five foundations. One workspace that stays understandable.
AXQA keeps the setup sequence practical: define the operating boundary, place people and projects inside it, then make the workflow ready for repeatable QA execution.
Create the QA workspace boundary
Start with a dedicated space for the QA operation. Projects, users, workflows, and testing activity can then be organized under one controlled structure instead of being scattered across unrelated tools and files.
Build the structure. Watch AXQA make it execution-ready.
Run a simulated workspace setup and see how the major pieces connect before the first test starts.
Good QA execution becomes easier when the operating model is already clear.
AXQA is designed so the structure around the work — projects, people, access, statuses, environments, and workflows — stays connected to the testing activity that follows.
Clear visibilityKnow where testing belongs and who should see it.
Controlled accessKeep project participation aligned with responsibilities.
Cleaner growthAdd more projects and users without turning the workspace into a flat list.
Connected contextKeep later execution and reporting attached to the same operating structure.