Knowledge Center | Guides to the platform

Update Jira once, not issue by issue.

TechnoTest and your Jira board exchange the fields they share, in both directions. The sync runs when you start it. Nothing changes until you confirm on the last step.

What that means for your team: no copy-paste between two tools, and a board that matches what your testers actually found.

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What you will see

Where your test work and your board drift apart
The three steps in order: scope what moves, resolve the conflicts, confirm the change
Both directions: pull from Jira, or push to Jira
Which fields cross over, and what stays inside TechnoTest
What changes for your testers, and for the people reading the board

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Learn the platform by using it.

A new starter gets a sandbox already filled with a sample product, and a short set of tasks in the product itself. Each one takes a few minutes, and nothing done in there reaches your live work.

What that means for your team: your team picks the platform up between other work, without booking a training session first.

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Why you start in a sandbox that already has work in it
The three kinds of task: watch a short video, follow a guided set of steps, then do it yourself
Where the tasks sit, inside the product rather than on a separate site
How the set of tasks changes with your role
What it changes for whoever is rolling the platform out

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Every module, on every plan.

What changes between Starter, Pro and Enterprise is how much you can use: seats, AI tokens, storage and agents. It is never which parts of the product you are allowed to open.

What that means for your team: you pick a plan on the size of your team, not on which capabilities you are willing to give up.

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What the three plans cost, and the minimum bundle on each
What scales between them: seats, AI tokens, storage and Lumina agents
A seat estimate you can move to your own team size
What Lumina drafts, at every tier
Which add-ons sit on top, and what each one adds to the monthly figure

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Bring the test cases you already have.

Export your test cases and upload the file. TechnoCenter checks it, maps every column and lands each case grouped and ready to run. Nothing is written until you confirm.

What that means for your team: you keep the test library your team already built, without re-typing it.

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What you will see

What normally stops a test library moving between tools
The three steps: upload the file, check what is coming in, then review and import
How the columns are mapped for you, with nothing to configure
What happens to a case whose place in the hierarchy cannot be worked out
What lands, and where you find it afterwards

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Knowledge Center.

Update Jira once, not issue by issue.

What you will see

Learn the platform by using it.

What you will see

Every module, on every plan.

What you will see

Bring the test cases you already have.

What you will see

See it on your own projects.