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# Generate test data with aqua Intelligence
Automatically generating test data saves QA engineers significant time compared to manual data creation and ensures uniformity in test data, reducing errors and increasing the reliability of test case
To generate the first set, open a test case item and navigate to the ‘Data’ tab. Select the option ‘Generate test data with AI’.
Once the modal appears, select the number of sets you’d like to generate and choose the context type for the data generation:
* **Custom**: Provide a custom instruction.
* **Requirement**: Select a requirement which this test case covers.
* **Test Case**: Use the completed test case as a basis for data generation.
After selecting your preferred option and entering the necessary details, click on the "Generate" button. aqua Intelligence will process your request and generate the specified test data sets.
Once the data is generated, review it to ensure it meets your requirements and ajust it if needed.
Then, go back to the test case steps and add the variables to validate your application's functionality during testing.
By following these steps, you can efficiently generate high-quality test data tailored to your specific testing needs, enhancing your QA processes and ensuring comprehensive coverage of different cases.
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**Important Reminder:**
Please be aware that aqua Intelligence can occasionally make mistakes or provide inaccurate output. We strongly recommend verifying any crucial information for accuracy.
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