Build the campaign once.
Execute the full testing scope in one action.
Group related test cases around a release, regression cycle, feature, or delivery goal. Launch the campaign from one coordinated action, follow every test case as execution progresses, and keep the individual outcomes connected to one campaign-level result and history.
The interactive campaign on this page uses sample test data and simulated execution to explain the AXQA workflow.
Choose the objective. AXQA brings the test cases together.
Switch between example campaign scopes and see how a set of individual test cases becomes one repeatable execution unit without losing the identity or result of each test.
Release 4.2 Validation
Bring the critical authentication, checkout, permissions, and order-state coverage for the release into one coordinated execution scope.
Five layers turn separate tests into one controlled QA operation.
A campaign adds structure above the individual test cases: define the goal, group coverage, coordinate ownership, launch execution, and review the combined outcome.
Give the campaign one clear testing objective.
Define the release, regression cycle, feature, or validation goal the campaign represents so everyone understands why the grouped tests are being executed together.
One click starts the scope. Every test keeps its own result.
Run the selected sample campaign and watch AXQA move through the included test cases, update progress, preserve each result, and build the campaign-level execution outcome.
Individual test cases give detail. Campaigns give operational control.
One coordinated start
Launch the defined testing scope from one campaign action instead of manually initiating every included test case.
Visible campaign progress
See which test cases are waiting, running, passed, or failed while the full execution scope moves forward.
Keep individual detail
Campaign-level visibility does not replace the underlying test results. Each test case keeps its own execution outcome.
Repeatable campaign history
Use the same defined scope again for future regression or release cycles and compare execution context over time.
Every case answers a test question.
The campaign answers whether the scope held together.
AXQA keeps the execution result of each included test case while adding a combined view for the complete campaign. A failed test remains visible as a failed test — and the campaign can immediately show that the planned validation scope needs attention.