StaffHi, Swagger can help in a number of ways.
First, once you have a swagger definition, it's faster to create test cases inside SoapUI and Ready! tools. You'll know all the paths, parameters, and expected payloads from the API. This is done by importing the swagger definition.
Next, as you mentioned you can leverage the work you've done on the testing team by exporting a Swagger definition. With that, others in the organization can understand how the API works (you've helped describe it in the SoapUI test configuration process!) and even understand the coverage that your testing has against the server.
There will be many more ways to work with Swagger in the future, please reply if you have further questions.
