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Migration guide

Move your TestRail suite to Qmatrix in about 10 minutes.

No sales call, no migration consultant, no data-loss anxiety. Export a CSV, upload it, and your full suite — sections, priorities, steps, and expected results — comes across intact.

What testers actually say

“I have also seen export hell from users on here who can't convert their test to another tool via Excel or csv.”

u/FilipinoSloth — r/QualityAssurance

How it works

  1. 1

    Export from TestRail

    In TestRail, go to your project’s Test Cases view and choose Export → CSV. This is a built-in TestRail feature — no plugin required.

  2. 2

    Upload to Qmatrix’s importer

    Qmatrix auto-recognizes the full TestRail column vocabulary — Title, Steps, Expected Result, Section Hierarchy, Priority, Preconditions — with zero manual mapping needed.

  3. 3

    Review the folder tree it built

    TestRail’s "Section Hierarchy" export ("Parent > Child > Grandchild") is rebuilt as real nested folders in Qmatrix, not one flat list.

  4. 4

    Re-import any time to sync updates

    Each case is matched against its original TestRail ID. Re-running the same import updates existing cases in place instead of creating duplicates — safe to re-run as your source data changes.

Your TestRail data doesn’t belong to TestRail.

It’s yours. Bring it somewhere that doesn’t charge $37 a seat to look at it.

Start your migration