Automated tests reporting

The Testomat.io reporter sends each result to the run report at the moment the test finishes, so you see the first failures while the pipeline is running. Your team starts the fix earlier and shortens the feedback time for each commit.

Reproduce any failure in seconds instead of asking the tester to rerun it. Attach screenshots or video directly to the test case, with public or private access to your S3 bucket.

Each failed test shows its exception message and stack trace, and you can search long logs by text or regular expression. You see the exact line of code that caused the error, so developers receive a precise failure report and fix the root cause sooner.

Detected flaky tests appear automatically on the widget. Configure flakiness thresholds yourself to decide which tests should be marked unstable.

Analytics widgets track automation coverage, slowest tests, never run tests, and ever failing tests after each completed run. You see which parts of the suite need maintenance, and this data lets QA leads plan work with numbers and report progress to stakeholders.

The reporter uploads artifacts to your S3-compatible bucket on AWS, DigitalOcean, Google Cloud Storage, or Cloudflare R2. You decide how long to keep the files and who can open them, so test evidence stays under your control. Storage cost depends only on your cloud plan.

AI reads the logs of a failed automated test and explains the likely reason for the failure. You get a starting point for the investigation inside Testomat.io, and triage of a large failed run takes less time.

Each finished run gets a summary with status breakdown and duration, and the overview groups results by tags, labels, team members, and custom statuses. You see which area of the product failed before you open single tests. This picture helps leads make release decisions faster.