Quick Start Guide
Follow these steps to get sarvaTest up and running on your machine in just a few minutes.
Create your account
sarvaTest is a fully managed cloud platform. There is nothing to install and no servers to maintain. Just sign up and you are ready to go in under two minutes.
Head to the sign-up page, enter your work email, and pick a workspace name. We support sign-in with Google and GitHub if you prefer SSO. A free Starter plan is available for small teams with no credit card required.
Set up your workspace
After signing in, the setup wizard walks you through naming your workspace, picking a subdomain (you can use a custom domain on paid plans), and inviting your team.
You can change any of these settings later from the workspace settings page.
Customize your portal
Match your brand by uploading a logo, picking a primary color, and setting your support email. sarvaTest supports light and dark themes out of the box.
For more advanced styling, paid plans support custom CSS and a JavaScript snippet you can drop into your application to embed the feedback widget.
First Steps
With sarvaTest installed and configured, start the application and open your browser to the configured URL. You will be greeted by the setup wizard which walks you through creating your first admin account.
After completing the setup wizard, take a few minutes to explore the dashboard. The sidebar navigation gives you access to all core features, and the settings page lets you fine-tune the application to your preferences.
We recommend inviting a teammate to test collaboration features early. sarvaTest supports unlimited users on all plans, so there is no cost to adding your full team from day one.
Next Steps
Now that you have a running instance of sarvaTest, here are some resources to help you get the most out of it:
- API Reference for integrating sarvaTest with your existing tools
- Integrations to connect Slack, Jira, GitHub, Linear, and more
- Changelog for the latest features and improvements
Have questions or feedback? Open an issue on GitHub or join the community discussion. We actively respond to issues and love hearing how teams use sarvaTest.