Add/Edit an IOP Testing Template

A new IOP Testing Template must be created to assign to a new module.  IOP Testing Templates can be used across multiple modules, allowing for testing consistency across regions.

Edit an existing IOP Testing Template

  1. From the IOP Dashboard, select IOP Testing.
  2. Select IOP Testing Templates.
  3. Select the desired IOP Testing Template in the list.  
  4. Expand each Parent step to view all sub-steps.  
  5. Turn ON/OFF as desired.  
  6. Click Save & Close when completed.

Add an IOP Testing Template from and existing Testing Template

NOTE:  In most instances, this is the most efficient creation method

  1. From the IOP Dashboard, select IOP Testing.
  2. Select IOP Testing Templates.
  3. Select the desired IOP Testing Template (likely the template from the last year's module).
  4. Select Save as Copy from the top right.
  5. Enter the new IOP Testing Template Name (the naming convention is "Module - {Our Module Name}").
  6. Select OK.  This will allow all test step ON/OFF settings to be copied over to the new module.  
  7. Expand each Parent step to view all sub-steps.  This is only necessary for any deviations from last year's module.
  8. Turn ON/OFF as desired.  
  9. Select Save & Close when completed.

 Add a new IOP Testing Template from scratch

  1. From the IOP Dashboard, select IOP Testing.
  2. Select IOP Testing Templates.
  3. Select New from the top right.
  4. Enter an IOP Testing Template Name (the naming convention is "Module - {Our Module Name}").
  5. Expand all Parent steps to view all sub-steps.
  6. Turn ON/OFF as desired.
  7. Select Save & Close when completed. 

Functionality of the IOP Testing Template

  • Clicking inside the parent step box will expand it to see all levels of the sub-steps.
  • Clicking on the name of the text of any step will toggle the switch.
  • Turning ON/OFF the parent step does NOT turn ON or OFF the sub-steps.
  • The parent step must be turned ON for any sub-steps to show.
  • Note the [Check All] and [Uncheck All] options at the top right of each parent step.  These can be used to turn all within that parent step ON/OFF.  It is recommended to expand the parent step before using this tool.

 

 

After this is completed, now the module can be created using  How To: Create a New Module.