--- title: "Test group versioning" slug: "test-group-versioning" description: "Manage automatic test group versioning in Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance. Create, update, and activate versions efficiently." tags: ["Life Sciences", "Quality Control and Assurance"] updated: 2026-06-25T10:24:07Z published: 2026-06-25T10:24:07Z canonical: "docs.staedean.com/test-group-versioning" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.staedean.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Test group versioning Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance allows for the management of automatic versioning for test groups (that is, specifications). Users can create a new version of an existing test group, and the version number will be automatically assigned by the system. The test group ID is structured as *[Test group name] [Version]*: - The Test group name can be either manually entered or automatically assigned. Test group name number sequence can be set up in **Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance > Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance parameters > Number sequences**. - The test group Version is automatically assigned by the system following the **Default version format** set up in the **Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance > Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance parameters > Quality management** tab. #### Example - **Test group number sequence:** “TG###” - **Default version format:** “-#” The test group names are automatically generated as “TG001-1”, “TG002-1”, and so on, with sequential numbering. If a new version of “TG001-1” is created, it is generated as “TG001-2”. ## Steps The **New version** feature allows authorized users to create a new test group version by performing the following steps: 1. Go to **Life Sciences Quality Control & Assurance > Setup > Quality control > Test groups**. 2. Select the existing test group version for which a new version needs to be created. 3. Click the **New version** button and modify the test group description if needed. The generated test group inherits the setup of the original one – including test group lines and specifications – and can be easily updated before being approved and activated. ## Related - [Test groups](/test-groups.md) - [Quality control setup](/quality-control-setup.md)