The following will provide a short introduction to some of the new functionalities in TestVista version 1.3.0.

Aiming to become a leader in AI-powered testing within Japan, TestVista has successfully completed the migration of its infrastructure to Landing Zone, 100% hosted in Japan (powered by Microsoft Azure), demonstrating our commitment to full compliance with Japan’s Personal Information Protection Law (APPI).

Migration completed on June 20, 2025 with zero customer impact - seamless, secure, and ready to support our ambitious H2 2025 expansion plans.

This infrastructure investment demonstrates our long-term commitment to the Japanese market and our enterprise clients who demand the highest security standards.

Managing AI-generated test suites just got easier. With seamless Jira integration for Fsoft projects and intuitive folder structuring, your testing workflow stays organized no matter how complex it gets. A clear folder hierarchy, detailed views, and quick search functionality ensure you can find exactly what you need, when you need it.

Every project comes with built-in structure—automatically categorized by synced projects, folders, and labels. Usage is now more manageable with token limits, while role-based and project-based access ensures the right people have the right level of control. Whether you’re adding team members or scaling across departments, collaboration stays secure and efficient.

The quality of test cases starts with the quality of information behind them. With the Context Builder, you can now upload multiple reference files to equip TestVista with deeper domain knowledge—leading to smarter, more accurate test generation.

By analyzing your uploaded documents, TestVista extracts key details to refine its understanding of your project. The result: test viewpoints and scenarios that align more closely with real-world requirements, edge cases, and business logic—saving your team time while boosting test relevance and reliability.

The following will provide a short introduction to some of the new functionalities in TestVista version 1.2.2.

Run TestVista directly on your own device to meet internal security and compliance needs.

With this update, all your data—inputs, outputs, and test logic—remains fully local, with no external calls, ensuring maximum privacy and control.

⚠️ Note: Local execution currently requires specific hardware capable of running large LLM models (e.g., M3 Ultra Studio).

Expand your global testing capabilities—TestVista now supports test case generation in Traditional Chinese, in addition to Simplified Chinese introduced in the previous version.

This enhancement enables more accurate localization, supports teams operating in regions such as Taiwan and Hong Kong, and improves collaboration across international teams by ensuring language-specific test scenarios are clearly and correctly captured.

TestVista now classifies test cases as Normal or Abnormal, helping teams identify edge cases and anomalies faster.

Summary statistics provide a high-level overview of your test set quality, enabling better prioritization and improved test strategy decisions.

Ideal for handling large or complex sets of test cases, the full-screen mode enhances readability and improves productivity by minimizing distractions and maximizing screen space.

TestVista now accepts .md and .markdown file formats for input.

Teams using Markdown for test documentation can directly upload files without conversion, streamlining the workflow and making it easier to integrate existing documentation into the test generation process.

Enjoy a refreshed, modern interface with updated branding and smoother navigation.

The redesigned UI improves usability across the platform, helping you work more efficiently with a cleaner and more intuitive experience.

The following will provide a short introduction to some of the new functionalities in TestVista version 1.2.1.

In addition to previously supported file types, users can now conveniently upload PDFs containing requirement documents. This enhancement streamlines the process by allowing greater flexibility in how users provide input, making it easier to integrate existing documentation.

The system automatically analyzes the content of the uploaded PDF to generate relevant, high-quality test cases, saving time and improving accuracy.

The test case generation feature now supports Chinese (simplified) output.

You can select Chinese as the output language to generate test cases, enabling better alignment with local QA teams and documentation requirements.

TestVista now supports a full-screen view for the test case list, providing a more immersive and focused experience.

This new feature allows users to expand the test case panel to occupy the entire screen, making it easier to review, edit, and manage test cases generated by the AI.

Ideal for handling large or complex sets of test cases, the full-screen mode enhances readability and improves productivity by minimizing distractions and maximizing screen space.

The test case list in TestVista has been enhanced with configurable column display, allowing users to tailor the view to their preferences.

You can now easily show or hide specific columns to focus on the most relevant details, whether you are reviewing AI-generated test cases or organizing information for analysis.

This flexibility improves clarity, streamlines workflows, and supports a more personalized and efficient user experience.

The test case export file by TestVista now includes Viewpoint Levels 1, 2, and 3 in the Test Cases sheet, providing more structured and detailed context for each AI-generated test case.

These viewpoint levels offer a clearer hierarchy of testing perspectives, helping users better understand the coverage and focus of each case.

Improved traceability and richer context make the exported data more effective for documentation, in-depth reviews, and cross-team collaboration.