Cloud Synchronization
Test Mace allows you to organize team work and synchronize your projects in the cloud
| FREE | PROFESSIONAL | ENTERPRISE |
Users | 1 | 1-25 | ∞ |
Disc space | 200 МБ | 2000 МБ | ∞ |
Simultaneous sessions | 1 | 1-25 | ∞ |
- 1.
- 2.Create a team and a project
- 3.Select and activate your Test Mace pricing plan
- 4.Add relevant users to the team and project (they should also sign up in the control panel)
- 5.Sign in to your account in the Test Mace application
- 6.Choose the project and open it
Now let's discuss each step in detail.
Before using the cloud sync feature, you need to create an account in the control panel, create a new project and add users to it.
Follow the link https://dashboard.testmace.com/. To create an account, use the "Sign in with GitHub" or "Sign in with Google" buttons. You can also do that via your email: click on the "Click here to create one" link, fill in the registration forms, and log in the control panel.

After you've logged in the system, select the Teams menu item and create a new team. Then select it and add a new project.

Creating a team and adding a new project
By default, after you've created a team and a new project you already have one user in the team, which is the creator. To add up to 25 users to the team you have to activate the Professional plan.
Go to your team, select the plan and activate it.

Professional plan activation
Add users to your team and then add them to the projects.

Adding users to a team and a project
Open the Test Mace app and select the
icon to sign in with the data you entered earlier. If it is successful, you'll see your account name instead the
icon. Select it and choose the Teams item. You'll see all the projects available for this particular team. Choose the project from the list and click "Open".



To syncronize a project, it is required to log in the system first. Then just select the
button.


Project synchronization
Synchronization status | Description |
![]() | No changes in the project |
![]() | Some changes are made in the cloud |
![]() | Some changes are made both locally and in the cloud |
![]() | There are some local changes |
Last modified 3yr ago