Reporting

Stop waiting for the full suite to finish before you act. Results stream into the dashboard as each test completes, so failures get triaged while the run is still going.

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.

Keep full ownership of your test evidence. Artifacts upload to your own bucket on AWS, DigitalOcean, Azure, or Google Cloud, so your data stays with you even if you switch platforms.

Brief executives, clients, and PMs without paying for extra seats. A public link with optional passcode gives them live results, while security-sensitive data stays hidden.

Hear about failures where your team already works. Push run results to email, Slack, MS Teams, or Jira based on rules you set, such as on-fail or threshold-exceeded.

Match reports to how the business actually plans. Group results by sprint, release, or functional area so each audience sees the slice that matters to them.

Generate publicly available documentation from your project. Living docs update in real time as your tests change, so the documentation is always up to date.

Get a single go/no-go verdict from multi-run executions. Combine results from parallel browsers, environments, or shards using Realistic, Optimistic, or Pessimistic strategies.

See cross-browser and mobile coverage in one view instead of stitching reports together. Tests run in sequence or parallel across environments and group automatically in the report.

Spot the riskiest areas of your product at a glance. Heatmaps highlight where defects cluster and where coverage is thin, so QA effort goes where it pays off.

Find the failure you care about in seconds. Sort by passed, failed, or skipped, then filter by name or @tag using the advanced search lookup.

Keep developers in their workflow and stop the context-switching tax. The advanced Jira plugin shows test results and requirement coverage inside the issue, and lets you edit scenarios without leaving Jira.

Skip the full regression rerun and save CI minutes. Re-execute only the failed tests in CI/CD with one click, or modify existing runs with updated results.

Log defects in one click without leaving the test report. Push tickets to Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps, Linear, ClickUp, YouTrack, or Shortcut with testing context already attached.

Jump from failure straight to the root cause. The exception flags the error and the stack trace points to the exact line of code that caused it.

Prove what shipped and who tested it across a full year of releases. Test runs are retained for up to 365 days, with revisions and history in Run Archive and Group Archive giving you side-by-side diffs across any release in that window

Make your reports answer your business questions. Add custom labels and fields to test cases and suites so dashboards reflect priority, risk area, or release scope.

Spot quality trends across releases instead of judging by the latest run alone. Summary statistics across selected runs show whether the product is getting more stable or less.

Hand stakeholders a release-readiness verdict instead of a list of red squares. AI detects anomalies and frequent error points, and surfaces emerging bug patterns before they reach production.

Build the report your reviewer actually needs. Show or hide columns such as status, duration, labels, priority, and defects, and filter by assignee or custom status.

Get the report into whatever channel the recipient prefers. Email it from the Extended View, share a public link with expiration and passcode, or export a structured PDF.

Aggregate reporting results from multiple projects into a single milestone view. Track release-cycle progress across all included projects in one report.