Installation
Use this page to install Testream for Jira and choose the reporter for your test stack. If you want the fastest proof, start with the Quick Start after the Jira app is installed.
Pick the Right Starting Point
| I need to... | Go here |
|---|---|
| Install Testream in Jira | Continue on this page |
| Publish a first real test run | Quick Start |
| Configure a specific framework | Reporter docs |
1. Install Testream for Jira
- Log in to Jira as an admin.
- Open Apps → Explore new apps.
- Search for Testream - Automated Test Management and Reporting for Jira.
- Open the app listing and select Get app.
- Follow the Jira installation prompts until the app is installed.
Only Jira admins can install Marketplace apps directly. If you are not an admin, select Get it now, then submit the install request for your admin to approve.
2. Open Testream in Jira
After installation, open Apps → Testream from the Jira navigation bar. If your Jira workspace has many apps installed, Testream may appear under More.

From here, you can open the Testream dashboard, settings, and project-level test run views.
Reporters
Pick the reporter that matches the test output your team already produces. Each reporter page includes the install command, minimal configuration, CI notes, and a sample project link.
If your Jira workspace has Rovo enabled, use the Testream Setup Agent to finish setup with guided reporter recommendations, CI snippets, and first-run checks. Open Testream → Settings → Get Started with Rovo in Jira, or follow the AI-assisted setup guide.
| Test stack | Reporter docs | Best first proof |
|---|---|---|
| Playwright | Playwright Reporter | Browser test results and artifacts |
| Cypress | Cypress Reporter | End-to-end results and artifacts |
| Jest | Jest Reporter | Unit and integration test evidence |
| Vitest | Vitest Reporter | Fast frontend and service test runs |
| Mocha | Mocha Reporter | JavaScript test runs |
| WebdriverIO | WebdriverIO Reporter | WebdriverIO suite evidence |
| Pytest | Pytest Reporter | Python test results and metadata |
| JUnit XML | JUnit Reporter | Existing JUnit XML reports |
| .NET | .NET Reporter | .NET and TRX-based runs |
| Any CTRF output | CLI Reporter | Converted or custom test reports |
3. Publish Your First Run
Once Testream for Jira is installed and you know which reporter to use, continue with the Quick Start. It walks through creating a Testream project, setting TESTREAM_API_KEY, running tests, and confirming the run in Jira.