Reporting & Analytics
Each project has its own Reports area at Project → Reports, where you can run pre-built reports against the project's repository, test runs, sessions, and issue links, or build custom reports against a focused set of dimensions and metrics.
For analytics aggregated across every project in the system, see Administration → Reporting & Analytics.
Pre-Built Reports
Pre-built reports have fixed configurations and don't require dimension or metric selection. They show up at the top of the Report Type dropdown in the project's Reports page.
| Report | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Automation Candidates | AI-ranked recommendation of which manual test cases to automate next, with metric-grounded rationales per case. |
| Automation Trends | Repository growth over time pivoted by automation status (automated vs. manual). |
| Execution Log | Chronological log of individual test result records, with expandable step-level detail. |
| Flaky Tests | Test cases whose pass/fail outcomes flip across recent runs, with the flip count and timeline. |
| Issue Test Coverage | Coverage of external issues (Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps, GitLab, Gitea/Forgejo) by linked test cases. |
| Iteration Matrix | A 2D grid of parameterized test case results across configurations. |
| Test Case Health | Per-case health score combining staleness, execution frequency, and pass-rate pattern. |
Custom Reports
The Report Builder lets you compose a report by picking a data source (Test Execution, Repository Stats, User Engagement, Project Health, Session Analysis, Issue Tracking), then choosing dimensions, metrics, and a chart type. The builder also supports interactive drill-down — click any metric cell to open a drawer showing the underlying records.
Exporting Results
Tabular reports — every pre-built report except the Iteration Matrix and Automation Candidates (which have their own dedicated views), plus any custom report — show an Export CSV button above the results table.
- It exports the columns you see, with their displayed values (status and priority names, pass-rate percentages, durations, dates), for the entire result set — not just the rows currently scrolled into view.
- The Execution Log, which loads incrementally as you scroll, fetches all of its pages first so the file is complete.
- Export is also available on read-only Share Links and works the same in cross-project reports (where it adds a Project column).
This is separate from the drill-down Export to CSV in the Report Builder, which exports the underlying records behind a single metric cell rather than the report's summary rows.
Sharing
Any report — pre-built or custom — can be shared with team members, clients, and stakeholders using a Share Link. See Share Links for the three share modes (Public, Password-Protected, Authenticated), password rate limiting, view notifications, and access analytics.