Product knowledge and test accounts: your documents and logins ground every run

A tester who does not know your product finds the wrong things. They report a deliberate rule as a bug, miss the one that matters, and never reach the screens that sit behind a login at all.

So TaloTrace starts from what your team already wrote down, and from accounts it can sign in with. Your documents become the reference it reads when it writes scenarios, and your stored test accounts get it past the login wall on every run.

• Bring your own documents: upload a product spec or help article, write one directly, or pull from the Confluence pages and Linear issues your team already keeps.
• Your rules are retained: the documents are what TaloTrace reads when it generates scenarios, so it tests your product as your team defined it rather than as it guessed.
• Store a test account once: every scenario that needs to be signed in uses it automatically, with no re-entering credentials per Test Plan.
• Role-specific access: an account declares what it is, for example role: seller, and scenarios ask for the attributes they need. TaloTrace matches on the exact key and value, so a seller-only flow is never tested with a buyer login.
• Passwords are encrypted at rest, and you can edit or delete a saved account yourself at any time.

Where to find it

Documents live in your Library. Test accounts live under Credentials, per project.

How to use it

Add a document, or connect Confluence or Linear, so there is something to ground the scenarios in. Then add a test account with the attributes it claims. From then on both are used automatically, and neither has to be supplied again.

What changes for your team

The knowledge your team already wrote stops being something a new tester has to be told, and the login stops being the reason a whole half of your product goes untested.