- CommIT TMS
- Product
- Integrations and import
Integrations
A GitLab pipeline starts right from a run, and a defect goes to YaGA in one click. Cases move over from TestRail, Zephyr, Xray, Qase, TestLink, CSV and Excel.
GitLab: automated tests from a run
Pick a project and a branch: the system starts a GitLab pipeline and brings automated test results back into the run card.
- Starting a pipeline right from a run
- Pipeline and job statuses arrive via webhooks
- Automated test results next to manual cases
YaGA: a defect from a result
A failed case turns into a YaGA issue with the title, step and actual result already filled in, and a link back to the run.
- A bug in the tracker in one click
- The step and the actual result carry over into the issue
- You can get back to the run from the issue
Import, export and infrastructure
Import from other TMSs
TestRail, Zephyr, Xray, Qase, TestLink, CSV and Excel. Fields are mapped according to the source format.
Export in 6 formats
CSV, Excel, XML, JSON, HTML and PDF at any time, with the suite hierarchy preserved.
Access tokens
Issued and revoked in the interface, for your own scripts and automation.
Keycloak, S3 and MinIO
In your own infrastructure, sign-in goes through Keycloak with your LDAP or SSO, and attachments are stored in your S3 or MinIO.
Planned
Jira, YouTrack and Yandex Tracker
Creating defects and syncing statuses, as with YaGA.
Jenkins, TeamCity, JUnit and Allure
Automated test results from any CI, not only GitLab.
API documentation and an MCP server
Working with cases and runs from an IDE and AI agents.
Tell us about your infrastructure
We show the GitLab and YaGA setup on a demo and tell you what works right away and what needs configuring.
30 minutes online with a CommIT expert: we walk you through the product and answer questions about your process