Test management that lives inside Jira

Test cases, sets and executions are real Jira issues with real workflows, links and JQL. Plan, run, report and bring in CI results without leaving Jira. Pro adds AI that drafts tests from your requirements, and your team approves every one.

Coming soon to the Atlassian Marketplace

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The Nexus Overview page in Jira: planned, executed, pass rate, failed and blocked counts, an execution progress chart and a list of test sets needing attention. — Execution, pass rate and what needs attention, for the whole project at a glance.

Real Jira issues, not a separate tool

Nexus adds Test Case, Test Set and Test Execution issue types to your projects. Search them with JQL, put them on boards and dashboards, automate them with Jira Automation, and control them with the permissions you already have.

Step, BDD, free-text and checklist tests, with shared steps and versions
Run tests step by step; a failed run creates and links the defect
Company-managed and team-managed projects, with guided setup

A test cycle in Nexus with one failed run expanded, showing its execution steps and the linked defect. — Run tests step by step. A failed run creates and links the defect for you.

AI drafts the tests. Your team approves them. Pro

Nexus Pro checks requirements for ambiguity, gaps and missing acceptance criteria, then drafts test cases from them. Drafts stay in Nexus until someone accepts, edits or dismisses each one.

Runs on your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Google account
Nexus never bills you for AI tokens
Nothing reaches Jira until a person accepts it

AI-drafted test cases for a requirement, one expanded to show its steps, with Accept and create test case and Dismiss buttons. — Each AI draft is reviewed by a person before it becomes a test case.

Coverage and quality you can prove

See which requirements are covered, partly covered or untested, and trace each one to its tests, runs and defects. Bring in automated results from your CI and report on manual and automated testing together.

15+ reports, dashboard gadgets and scheduled digests
CI results from JUnit, Cucumber, Playwright, Mocha and xUnit
A pass counts only for the build it ran on; newer deploys mark it stale

The Coverage page listing requirements with their coverage status, number of tests, results and open defects. — See which requirements are covered, partly covered or untested.

Everything a test team needs, in one Jira app

Nexus is built for teams that want their testing where their work already is, with no second tool to log in to and every test stored in Jira itself.

Plan

Folders, reusable test sets and cycles, execution order, and a daily pace line against your sprint or release date.

Run

A manual runner with evidence and timers, data-driven runs from test data sets, and exploratory sessions.

Automate

Send results from any CI with one API key and one URL. Nexus matches them to test cases by Automation Key.

Track environments

See what is deployed where, which results are current for each environment, and whether a release is ready.

Report

Traceability, cycle, defect, flaky-test and coverage reports, with CSV, Excel and Confluence export.

Move in, move out

Guided import from Xray, Zephyr Scale and TestRail, and full CSV, JSON and .feature export at any time.

Basic or Pro?

Basic is the complete test management product. Pro adds AI, on your own AI account. Both editions are free for up to 10 users.

Feature	Basic	Pro
Test Case, Test Set and Test Execution issue types, workflows and step editor
Cycles, manual runner, exploratory sessions, test data, environments and releases
CI results ingestion and CI API
Reports, dashboard gadgets, JQL functions, scheduled digests, Confluence and Excel export
Model-based testing, governance rules, impact scoring and Quality Score
AI requirement analysis: ambiguity, gaps, contradictions, acceptance criteria	—
AI test generation, including data-driven and technique-based drafts	—
Cross-project duplicate-requirement detection	—

Prices will be published with the Atlassian Marketplace listing.

Where your data goes

Built on Atlassian Forge: Nexus runs on Atlassian's own platform. Resync operates no servers of its own, and your test data is stored in Jira and Forge storage.
Basic sends nothing outside Atlassian: Without AI, no content leaves Atlassian.
Pro uses the AI account you connect: When someone runs an AI action, the requirement content that action needs goes to the one AI provider your Jira admin connected, under your own account and terms.

Want to try Nexus first?

We're preparing the Marketplace listing now. Get in touch for early access or a walkthrough on your own Jira site.

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