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# Mapping Test Cases in Avo Assure

Mapping Test case allows you to perform one-to-one mapping of the test cases available in Avo Assure and Azure DevOps. The process of linking an Avo Assure test case with a corresponding test case in Azure DevOps for ensuring execution tracking, traceability and reporting in Azure DevOps.

To map a Avo Assure test case with Azure DevOps test case, perform the following actions:&#x20;

1. After authenticating Avo Assure with Azure DevOps, From the **Select Project** dropdown, select the required Azure DevOps project.&#x20;
2. From **Select Work Items** dropdown, select work items as Test Plan.&#x20;

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3. On the **Mapping** tab, expand the required Avo Test case folder, and then select the required Test case.&#x20;
4. Select **Sync Test case** to load all the Test case of Azure DevOps.&#x20;

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**Note**: Hovering on **Sync Test Case** displays the synced date and time.
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5. From **Please select Azure DevOps work items**, expand the folders and select Azure DevOps Test case to map with Avo Assure Test case.&#x20;
6. Select **Map selected items**, and then select **Save**.&#x20;

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**Note**: The **Close** button functionality allows you to exit the manage integration page.
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