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From Conditions to Cases

Scenarios describe what can happen. Conditions define when and why it happens. This is where test intelligence is created.

What is a Condition

A condition is something that affects how the product behaves, such as:

Authentication State

User is logged in or not

Data Availability

Data exists or is missing

Transaction Result

Payment succeeds or fails

Feature Control

Feature flag is on or off

Network State

Online or offline mode

Permission Level

Admin, user, or guest access
Qaptly extracts these from real behavior and system responses.

How Qaptly Builds Cases

Instead of writing step-by-step scripts, Qaptly combines:
1

States

Where the product can be
2

Transitions

How it moves between states
3

Conditions

What affects the transition outcome
to generate cases that represent distinct behavior outcomes.

Each case answers:

“What happens when this condition is true?”

Why This is Different from Traditional Test Cases

Qaptly cases reflect how the product actually behaves, not how testers imagine it should work.
This means:
  • ✅ No redundant cases
  • ✅ No missing branches
  • ✅ No imaginary flows
Only what the product can really do.

From Flows to Scenarios

How scenarios are created

What Qaptly Considers Coverage

Measuring test coverage

Build the Product Model

Source of conditions

Next Steps

See how coverage is measured: