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About Test Management Tool

To ensure a test management tool meets compliance and regulatory needs, it should offer features like version control, audit-ready reporting, and traceability of test artifacts. The ability to reverse and forward traverse tests ensures that every change is documented, making it easier to track modifications and maintain transparency. These tools help organizations adhere to industry standards and legal requirements by providing structured workflows, maintaining historical data, and generating detailed compliance reports. By centralizing test documentation and ensuring accurate record-keeping, a test management tool minimizes risks, supports regulatory audits, and helps organizations stay aligned with evolving compliance requirements.

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