Use these steps to move a test draft from one account to a different account or workspace. |
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On this page:
- About moving tests and drafts
- How to move a test or draft between accounts
- How to move a test or draft between workspaces
About moving tests and drafts
- You can move a draft between accounts, workspaces, and folders.
- You can move a test between workspaces and folders. You cannot move a test between accounts.
- You must have Creator permissions to move a draft to a new workspace.
- You must be a part of the workspace and have "All Permissions" where you want to move the test or draft.
- If you're moving a test with Session Units (SUs) to a different workspace, the used and available SUs move with the test.
- For example, a test is created and launched in Workspace A and then moves to Workspace B. The SUs for that test will be counted in Workspace B.
- Keep this in mind if you have SU limits on workspaces.
- If there are not enough SUs in the "new" account, you won't be able to move the test or draft.
How to move a draft between accounts
- From the Dashboard, choose Drafts in the navigation menu on the left.
- Click the Options (...) menu of the draft you want to move and select Share.
- Click Copy link in the modal.
- Return to the Dashboard and switch to your other account.
- Paste the copied link into your browser and save it.
- You're done! The draft should now be accessible in this account.
How to move a test or draft between workspaces
- From the Dashboard, choose either Tests or Drafts in the navigation menu on the left.
- Click the Options (...) menu of the test or draft you want to move and select Move to...
- Choose the Workspace and Folder (if necessary).
- Click Move.
- You're done! The test or draft should now be accessible in this workspace.
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