Quick Start

This guide walks you through the minimum steps to run your first test on Operio.

Step 1: Create a project

1. Sign in to Operio.
2. Create a project. Name it after the product or app you want to test.
3. Open the project from the sidebar project selector.

Everything you create next (environments, tests, runs, monitors) belongs to this project.

Step 2: Add an environment

1. Open Environments & Auth in the sidebar.
2. Create an environment, for example staging.
3. Set the base URL to the site you want to test.
4. If the flow needs a login, add credentials on the Credentials tab. Otherwise skip this and come back later.

Step 3: Create a test case

1. Go to Tests and click New Test Case.
2. Choose Structured for a step-by-step flow.
3. Add a name, then define at least one step (Action, Verify, Login, Screenshot, Wait, or Shared Steps). Something like:
   • Action: Navigate to the home page
   • Action: Click the Sign in button
   • Verify: The login form is visible
4. Save as a draft, then hit Publish once the steps look right.

Step 4: Run the test

You can run a single published test case, or group it into a suite first:

Option A — run the test case directly

1. Open the published test case from Tests.
2. Click Run, pick your environment, and start.

Option B — run via a suite

1. In Tests, create a suite from the left rail and use Manage tests to add your published case.
2. Click Run Suite, pick your environment, and start.

Open the run under Runs to watch it execute and review the results.

Next steps

• Read up on core concepts
• Organize coverage with test suites and shared steps
• Keep critical flows covered with a monitor