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Collections

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Collections are curated sets of insights designed for a specific workflow. Instead of adding insights one at a time, a collection drops an entire role-based dashboard into your panel with a single click.

Use a collection as a starting point when you open Observatory for the first time, or when you want a proven set of insights for a role without building it yourself.


Each collection is a fixed list of insights built for a particular audience. When you add a collection:

  • Every insight in the collection is added to the current panel.
  • Insights already in the panel are skipped, so nothing is duplicated.
  • The button shows how many will be added — for example, Add all (6).

Collections are available from the Collections tab of the Add Insight window.

  1. Open a panel and select Add Insight.

  2. Open the Collections tab.

  3. Review a collection’s insights in its preview list.

  4. Select Add all to add every insight not already in the panel.


Built for QA leads — the at-a-glance health view across automation, execution, defects, requirements, and release trend.

  • Automation Over Time
  • Test Cases per Execution by Status
  • Defect Status Trend Over Time
  • Defect Age Distribution
  • Test Cases per Requirement by Automation Status
  • Release Pass Rate Trend

Built for developers — the day-to-day view of run outcomes, linked defects, flakiness, and open priorities.

  • Test Cases per Execution by Status
  • Linked Defects per Execution by Status
  • Test Stability Distribution
  • Pass Rate by Classification
  • Defects by Priority × Status

Built for release sign-off — the go/no-go set of pass-rate trend, open severe defects, coverage, and defect aging.

  • Release Pass Rate Trend
  • Defects by Severity × Status
  • Test Cases per Requirement
  • Requirements Covered per Execution
  • Defect Age Distribution

Adding a collection adds charts to a panel, so it follows the same access as creating charts: workspace owners and managers, and project managers, coordinators, and members.