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Getting Started

This guide will help you generate your first test dataset in TDMP.

Signing in​

Access TDMP through the login page provided by your organization. Your account credentials determine:

  • Which projects you can access
  • What actions you can perform
  • Which teams and datasets you can see

If you have trouble signing in or need access to specific projects, contact your system administrator.

Understanding your role​

TDMP has different user roles with varying permissions:

  • Tester: Can generate datasets and create constraint sets
  • Manager: Can create and manage projects, schemas, and users
  • Admin: Can manage system-wide settings and users

Your role determines which features you'll see in the interface.

Generating your first dataset​

Follow these steps to create test data:

1. Open the Dashboard​

After signing in, you'll see the Dashboard showing:

  • Your recently generated datasets
  • Projects you have access to
  • A list of existing datasets and their statuses

If you're logging in for the first time, the Dashboard may be empty.

2. Select or create a project​

Projects organize your test data by application, feature, or team:

  • Create a new project using the + button on the projects list or using the navigation menu
  • Give it a clear name and description. Optionally, add team members and tags.
  • Upon project creation, you'll be redirected to the project page.

3. Upload a schema​

Schemas define the structure of your test data (fields and data types):

  • Upload a new schema (JSON/XML Schema, OpenAPI, etc.) or select an existing schema if provided by your administrator.
  • Make sure to name your schema clearly to reflect its purpose, as projects may have multiple schemas.

4. Define constraints​

Constraints specify additional requirements on top of your schema. These are commonly used to ensure that generated data meets business rules or testing scenarios.

  • Define several constraints for your test data using the constraint editor.
  • Save the constraint set with a descriptive name for future reuse.

5. Generate your dataset​

Once constraints are defined:

  • Click Generate Dataset
  • Choose how many records you need
  • Specify a descriptive name for the dataset
  • Start generation and monitor progress

6. Download and use your data​

When generation completes:

  • Preview the data to verify it meets your needs
  • Download the dataset files
  • Use the data in your test environment

Need help?​

If you can't perform an action, check out the troubleshooting guide or contact us via the Support form for assistance.