> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.scoutqa.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Test Suites

> Group related test cases into reusable suites you can run as a batch from the Test Runner.

A **test suite** is a named, ordered collection of [test cases](/essentials/test-cases). Suites let you organize coverage—*Smoke regression*, *Checkout flows*, *Auth*—and run the whole set in one go from the [Test Runner](/essentials/test-runner).

Find your suites under **Library → Test Suites** in the project sidebar.

## Create a suite

1. Click **New suite**.
2. Give it a **Name** (e.g. *Smoke regression*) and an optional **Description** of what it covers.
3. Click **Create suite**. The suite starts empty—you add cases from its detail page.

## Add and order cases

Open a suite to manage its cases. The detail page has two columns:

* **All test cases** — every case in the project. Tick the ones you want to include.
* **Selected cases (in order)** — the cases currently in the suite. Use the up/down arrows to set the run order, or remove a case with the trash icon.

Click **Save changes** when you're done. Order matters: cases run in the sequence shown here.

<Note>
  A case can belong to more than one suite. If a case is deleted from the project, the suite shows **"Missing test case"** in its place—just remove it and save.
</Note>

## Run a suite

In the [**Test Runner**](/essentials/test-runner), choose **From library → Test suites**, pick a suite, and click **Load suite into selection**. Every case in the suite is loaded and pre-selected. Set your **Target URL** and **Run**—Scout executes the cases independently and shows results in the execution grid.

<Tip>
  Build a small **smoke suite** of your most critical flows and run it against every deploy. Keep deeper, slower scenarios in a separate suite you run before releases.
</Tip>

## Managing suites

From the suites list you can **Edit** a suite's name and description or **Delete** it. Deleting a suite removes only the grouping—the underlying [test cases](/essentials/test-cases) are preserved.