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title: How to Use GhostReady
description: "**GhostReady has 2 main working feature **  - **In-Built Suite**  - **Custom Suite**  ## **In-Built Suite - **  - In-built Suites are created at the code level.  - After integration, execution results are displayed in the In-built Suites section of the GhostQA…"
url: "https://ghostqa.com/docs/how-to-use-local-testing/"
updated: "2024-09-02"
category: GhostReady
---

# How to Use GhostReady

**GhostReady has 2 main working feature ** 

- **In-Built Suite** 

- **Custom Suite** 

## **In-Built Suite - ** 

- In-built Suites are created at the code level. 
- After integration, execution results are displayed in the In-built Suites section of the GhostQA UI. 
- Users can view historical results and health charts for these suites. 
- In-built Suites on GhostQA are limited to result viewing and build health monitoring. 
- In-built Suites do not offer an execution option. 
- For executing test cases, users must use the Custom Suite feature. 

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## **Custom Suite Creation ** 

- A Custom Suite allows users to create their own test suite by selecting test cases from the integrated code. 
- Users can apply custom settings such as Application, Environment, Browsers, and Test Users. 
- This feature enables users to execute test cases with personalized configurations. 
- Users can select specific test cases to form a suite. 
- GhostQA maintains a historical record of executions for Custom Suites. 
- GhostQA tracks build health with a dedicated graph for Custom Suites. 
- The Custom Suite feature allows multiple users to create their own workspaces. 
- Users can manage dedicated projects within these workspaces. 
- Within a project, users can add various types of parent suites according to their needs.
- A parent suite comprises multiple test suites, each containing several test cases with user-defined settings.  

**How to Use Folder Structure** 

- The custom suite folder structure is organized into a clear and concise tree format with various folders and subfolders. 
- The first node represents the workspace. 
- The second node represents the project. 
- The third node represents the parent suite. 
- The fourth node represents the suite itself. 
- Each node can be named according to the user's preference. 
- The structure allows for flexibility in naming based on specific requirements. 

![](http://ghostqa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/image-5-1024x387.gif)

**How to Create a Custom Suite - ** 

- Users can create a Custom Suite by applying previously specified settings. 
- Users can select test cases from applications to build a personalized suite for execution. 
- GhostQA tracks and displays historical results and build health for Custom Suite executions. 
- When adding a Custom Suite, users can configure email recipients to receive notifications after execution. 
- Users can choose the mode of execution for the Custom Suite: either Parallel or Sequential. 
- If Parallel execution is selected, the user must specify the Batch Size, indicating the number of parallel threads. 

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