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# A. Mapping Test Case Manually

To map a Test case manually, perform the following actions:

1. On the **Home** page, under **Projects**, select required **Projects**.
2. Select **Manage Integrations**. The **Test Data Management** page opens.
3. Select **Test Management** tab and select **Xray**.
4. Enter the required authentication details.

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**Note**: To learn more about authenticating Xray, [click here](/avo-assure/integrations-in-avo-assure/test-management/xray/authenticating-xray.md).
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5. Locate the **Jira/Xray Project** dropdown. Search and select the required Jira/Xray project.
6. On the **Mapping** tab, open the required Avo Test case folder and select the desired **Avo Testcase**.
7. In the right pane of the **Xray Test cases** section, expand the folder and select the appropriate **Xray Testcase**.

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**Note:** You can also **search** for Xray Test cases by entering the Test case name in the search box.
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8. Select **Map Selected Items** button to start mapping the selected Avo Assure Testcase with the chosen Xray Testcase.
9. Select **Save** to complete the mapping process.

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**Note:** To logout from the mapping tab, select **Close**.
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