The Parameters page gives you one place to review reusable values, understand where they are used, and keep parameter names, values, and descriptions current.
Hawzu has regular parameter pages at both workspace and project level.
The page title shows whether you are managing workspace or project parameters.
The regular Parameters table can include:
Use column visibility controls to keep the table focused on the fields you need.
You can search by parameter name, description, or value. You can also filter by Creation Date. On project pages, use the Scope filter to show workspace parameters, project parameters, or both.
Sorting is available for name, description, value, and created date. Pagination controls let you change page size and move through larger parameter sets.
The Usages column shows whether a parameter is unused or linked in existing content. When a parameter is used, the usage badge summarizes linked items and can show usage details for:
Open the parameter details view for a fuller usage list with links to the related items.
Select a parameter row or choose View Details from the actions menu to open the details view.
The details view shows:
Workspace-level parameters may be locked when viewed from a project. To edit a workspace parameter, manage it from the workspace Parameters page.
Users with access can select Edit Parameter from the details view. You can update:
The Save Changes button is enabled only after a field changes. Value changes affect places where the parameter is used, so review usage before changing widely used parameters.
Use Duplicate from the actions menu to create a separate parameter with the same description and value. The new parameter is named with (Copy).
Duplicating does not copy usage relationships. Existing test cases, requirements, and shared steps continue to use the original parameter until they are changed.
Deleting a used parameter requires choosing what happens to existing references. You can remove references, replace them with another parameter, or replace them with a fixed value.
Learn more in Delete Parameters.
Available actions depend on your access. You may be able to view parameters without being able to create, edit, duplicate, or delete them.