> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.qyrus.com/web-testing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.qyrus.com/web-testing/getting-started/gettingstarted.md).

# Getting Started

![overall user flowchart](/files/qwwpZO9gnoiZqOOZUj9n)

Qyrus Web Testing is a highly versatile and efficient tool designed to revolutionize the testing process for web applications. With its comprehensive feature set and user-friendly interface, it empowers users to automate the testing of web applications, ensuring their functionality, performance, and reliability.

Getting started ✅

> The Web Testing service can be categorized into different categories : **Build**, **Run**,**Analyze**,**Maintain**. Each of these sections have distinct characteristics and functionalities to aid and simplify the process of web testing. Below are few key terms followed by a user flow chart to kickstart your journey in Web Testing on Qyrus.

* 💼 **`Project` :** A project serves as a top-level hierarchy for structuring test suites, modules, scripts, and data. It provides organization and management for these elements within your testing framework. [Click here](/web-testing/build/project-creation/create-project.md) to know how to create a project
* ▶️ **`Quick run` :** Easily create and execute web tests with our intuitive platform for seamless web testing. [Click here](/web-testing/build/project-creation/quick-run.md) to know how to run a quick test.
* 🛠️ **`Build` :** Building encompasses a test repository establishment, configuring project settings, and arranging test data.
* 📁 ***`Test Repository` :*** It is a collection of [Test Module](/web-testing/build/creatingmodule.md), each comprising a collection of individual [Test Scripts](/web-testing/build/creatingscript.md). These scripts, composed of various [Test Steps](/web-testing/build/creatingsteps.md) can be organised and maintained within this platform. You can manage your [Modules](/web-testing/build/moduleoperations.md) and [Scripts](/web-testing/build/scriptoperations.md) here. This environment allows you to execute trial runs of your test scenarios.
* ⚙️ ***`Project Setup` :*** Here you can configure the database, define run configurations, record tests using Encapsulate, create global variables, integrate with Jira, and maintain functions.[Click here](broken://pages/6F2CWy0HaocdmHdx2FKP) to know more.
* 📄 ***`Test Data`:*** Here you can handle, generate, and retrieve data. Data can be sourced from diverse origins, such as pre-existing databases (SQL, Oracle, MongoDB), APIs, or manual inputs.Refer to the TDM user documentation to know more.
* 🚀 **`Run` :** It incorporates the [Test lab](/web-testing/run/testlabrun.md) and [Sprint](/web-testing/run/sprintrun.md) functionalities, providing you with the capability to perform test executions.
* 📊 **`Analyze` :** Here you have the capability to examine [Sprint](/web-testing/analyze/sprints.md) and [TestLab](/web-testing/analyze/testlab.md) reports, as well as utilize [Mind maps](/web-testing/analyze/mindmaps.md) to analyze the structure of Sprint and Test Lab test suites.Moreover, by utilizing [Tags](/web-testing/analyze/tags.md), you can efficiently categorize and manage test cases based on specific criteria, enhancing organization and navigation within your testing process.

### User Flowchart :

![overall user flowchart](/files/uTSsBdc3c9k2l7Kq3hb9)

### User Actions

[User Actions](broken://pages/LrKQzvvVfu8MxZZo5r6E) encompass pre-defined instructions or operations dictating the interaction of a software application with elements in a user interface, serving as vital building blocks in test automation and scripting to direct the behavior of automated tests and simulations.

### Advanced Features

1. [Healer](/web-testing/advanced-features/healer.md)
2. [Visual Testing](/web-testing/advanced-features/visualtesting.md)
3. [Step Function](/web-testing/advanced-features/functions.md)
4. [Import Export](/web-testing/advanced-features/importsteps.md)

### [FAQs](/web-testing/faq/faq.md)


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