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Creating a Project

A Project is the foundation of everything in TMS ONE. All test cases, test runs, modules, and defects live within a project. This guide walks you through creating your first project.

Who can create a project?

Users with the Admin role can create projects. QA users can be assigned to projects but cannot create them.

Step-by-step guide

1. Navigate to Projects

From the left sidebar, click Projects. Then click the Create button in the top right corner.

2. Fill in the project details

Project Name
text
required
The name of your project. Must be at least 3 characters. This is displayed across the platform.
Description
text
required
A brief description of what this project covers. Helps your team understand the scope.
Start Date
date
Optional. The date the project testing begins. Cannot be set in the past.
End Date
date
Optional. The deadline for the project. Must be after the start date. Only available after a start date is selected.
Assign Users
multiselect
Optional. Select one or more QA users to assign to this project. You can search by name or email. Users can also be added later.
Language
select
required
The programming language used for automated test scripts in this project. Choose between JavaScript or C#.
This cannot be changed after the project is created.

3. Create the project

Click Create Project. You’ll be taken back to the projects list where your new project will appear.
You can assign more users or edit project details at any time from the project settings — except for the Language field, which is locked after creation.

Field reference

FieldRequiredNotes
Project NameYesMin 3 characters
DescriptionYesCannot be blank
Start DateNoCannot be in the past
End DateNoMust be after start date
Assign UsersNoQA users only
LanguageYesJavaScript or C# — cannot change after creation

What’s next?

Once your project is created, you can start organising it:

Writing Test Cases

Start adding test cases to your project

Modules & Tags

Organise your test cases with modules and tags