Proofline: Test Management for Jira
Fast test cases, test cycles and coverage inside Jira. Import results from JUnit, Playwright and Cypress with one API call.
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Pending Atlassian Marketplace approval.
Fast by design
Each screen loads with a handful of storage reads, so large test libraries open quickly. In our tests, importing 800 CI results took about one second.
Test cases that stay put
Folders, steps with test data and expected results, priorities, labels and reusable steps: call one test case from another instead of copying it.
Cycles and runs
Build a cycle from a folder or a selection, then run it step by step. Mark pass, fail, blocked or skipped, add comments and defect keys, and jump to the next test.
Traceability and coverage
Link test cases to stories, bugs and epics. A panel on every issue shows its tests and latest results. The coverage report shows what is passing, failing, not run or untested for any JQL.
CI import
Send JUnit XML, Playwright JSON or Cypress mochawesome JSON from any pipeline with curl. Results match test cases automatically, and new tests are created for you.
Easy migration
Import test cases from CSV or Excel, including multi-row steps and nested folders. Works with Zephyr Essential and TestRail exports.
Runs entirely on Forge
Built on Atlassian Forge with no outside servers. Your test data stays in Atlassian. No AI, no tracking.
Fair pricing
Free for up to 10 users, then $3 per user per month, billed through Atlassian.
Import results from CI
A Jira admin creates a per-site API token in Settings > Marketplace apps > Manage apps > Apps > Proofline CI import. Then add one step to your pipeline:
curl -sf -X POST "$PROOFLINE_URL?project=ABC&format=playwright&cycle=Nightly" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $PROOFLINE_TOKEN" --data-binary @results.jsonUse format=junit for Jest, pytest, Maven, Gradle, Go and most other runners, format=playwright for the Playwright JSON reporter, and format=cypress for mochawesome.
Requirements
- Jira Cloud (Software, Work Management or Service Management)
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Frequently asked questions
What is Proofline?
Proofline is a test management app for Jira Cloud. It adds test cases, test cycles, test runs, traceability to issues and coverage reports, and imports CI results.
Can I import test results from CI into Jira?
Yes. Post JUnit XML, Playwright JSON or Cypress mochawesome JSON to your site's Proofline endpoint with curl and a per-site API token. Results match test cases automatically.
Can I migrate from Zephyr Essential or TestRail?
Proofline imports test cases from CSV or Excel, including multi-row steps and nested folders, and works with Zephyr Essential and TestRail exports.
How do I see test coverage for a Jira epic or release?
Link test cases to stories, bugs and epics, then open the Coverage tab and enter any JQL to see what is passing, failing, not run or untested.
How much does Proofline cost?
It is free for up to 10 users, then $3 per user per month, billed through the Atlassian Marketplace. The app is currently pending Marketplace review.
Where is test data stored?
Proofline runs entirely on Atlassian Forge. Test data stays in Atlassian Forge storage for your site.
Related: Pledona Export for Jira, Threadline for Jira, import JUnit or Playwright results, test traceability in Jira.