Built for Developers
Quality gates work when tests run early and failures map to the work item you own—XTM ties tests and outcomes to Jira so your team sees the same picture.
Why shift-left needs the right anchor
Modern delivery expects automated checks on every PR and fast feedback—often under ~10 minutes for the inner loop. That only helps if results connect to the story or bug you are shipping; otherwise triage becomes a scavenger hunt across CI logs and chat.
Mature pipelines combine unit and API tests with policy gates (coverage, security scans). Test management complements that by giving product-facing scenarios, linked issues, and history when something breaks in staging or production.
Developer pain points we address
Opaque CI failures
A red build without a clear link to the Jira issue forces manual digging—slowing merges and frustrating reviewers.
Last-minute QA dumps
When quality shows up only at the end of a sprint, fixes are costlier and releases slip.
Documentation drift
What shipped and what was validated diverge when tests live outside the work-tracking system.
Flaky tests without ownership
Unstable checks erode trust; tying suites to features and owners makes quarantine and repair actionable.
How XTM fits developer workflows
Issue-linked quality work
Associate tests and runs with Jira issues so branches, reviews, and validation line up with how your team plans work.
Faster shared context
Panels and summaries surface what matters for the ticket at hand—fewer round trips between repo and test tools.
Room for automation strategy
Use structured cases and cycles to complement—not replace—your unit and integration tests in pipeline.
Traceable outcomes
When something regresses, history ties back to what passed before and what changed in scope.
Native to Jira Cloud
Because XTM integrates with Jira Cloud, developers see quality next to backlog and code review habits—without forcing a second source of truth for “what we agreed to ship.”
See XTM in your workflow
Walk through a tailored demo with our team or start a conversation about your Jira and quality goals.