Head to API Testing > Test Scenarios and click "Add New Test Scenario".

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Our customized AI model analyzes your API collection (imported above) and product doc to generate test scenarios. You can create one scenario or multiple and also review and modify these scenarios as needed.

Single Test Scenario

You can create a single test scenario by:

• Selecting your collection

• Selecting the APIs you want to test, by default all the APIs will be selected

• Write down your test scenario in plain english, **giving as much details as possible** would be better

• Once Scenario will get created, you can click on "Go to Test Scenario". You can also close this modal, and everything will happen in the background and you will get a email notification.

• Once test scenario is created, System will prepare the request data and will then mark your test scenario as active.

• If there is any human input required in the test data, that test scenario will marked with Yellow icon and you will receive a notification to share that human input.

You can see your test cases and expand them for details. You can make changes or add more test cases by clicking + Add New Test Case. On the right side, you can see the details, run your test scenario, and check its status in build.

Your created title will be visible in Test Scenarios. Sometimes, you might see the title but not the test cases - this means they're still being created. Just wait for the email notification.

Multiple Test Scenarios

You can create multiple scenarios by:

• Selecting your collection

• Selecting the APIs to test

• Defining your requirements

• Choosing scenario types (positive, negative, boundary)

• Selecting test types (unit or integration)

• Clicking generate

Scenario types include:

• Positive: Tests expected behavior

• Negative: Tests error handling

• Boundary: Tests edge cases

Test types include:

• Unit tests: Check individual API endpoints

• Integration tests: Check how APIs work together

All test scenarios will appear in the test scenarios page. You'll get an email when they're ready. If more data is needed, you'll see a yellow icon with the specific error. When ready, the test scenario will show active status.