#Reports
Reports are downloadable summaries built for QA leads and project managers. Each report turns the day-to-day data in a project — requirements, test cases, executions, and defects — into a focused view you can review on screen or export and share.
Use Reports when you need to answer questions like “is this release ready to ship?”, “which requirements still have no test coverage?”, or “who has been writing and running tests this sprint?”
#Opening Reports
Reports live inside a project. Open the Reports area for the project you are working in, and you will see a grid of report cards. Each card shows the report title, a one-line description, and an Open report link. Select a card to open that report.
The six available reports are:
- Requirement Traceability Matrix: Map every requirement to the tests that cover it and the defects they caught. See Traceability Matrix.
- Test Execution Summary: Pass/fail/blocked breakdown across testruns and release executions. See Execution Summary.
- Test Coverage: Percentage of requirements covered by tests and percentage of tests automated, broken down by folder. See Coverage.
- Flaky Tests: Tests that flip statuses across runs — a stable triage shortlist. See Flaky Tests.
- Release Readiness: A composite go/no-go score with a breakdown of blockers and risks. See Release Readiness.
- Authoring & Execution Activity: Who is writing, executing, and filing — capacity and throughput by user. See Activity.
#Scope and filters
Reports share a few common concepts for narrowing the data they show.
- Validation / execution scope: Some reports (such as the Traceability Matrix) let you pick a scope so test results are measured against a single release (all of its executions) or a single execution — a release’s child run or a standalone test run. Release Readiness is always scoped to one release.
- Date range: Reports that look at activity over time offer a date filter. The Execution Summary uses presets — Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, and Custom range — while Activity uses an Activity window date picker. Coverage uses a recent-window selector (Last 7 / 14 / 30 / 60 / 90 days) for its “executed recently” signal.
- Search and attribute filters: Most reports include a search box plus filters such as folder, type, status, classification, or labels so you can drill into a subset of the data.
#Exporting
Each report can be downloaded. Reports expose a PDF export and an Excel (XLSX) export from their export controls. The PDF export opens a configuration dialog where you choose which sections to include (for example, the cover page, executive summary, key metrics, and detail tables); your section selection is remembered for next time. The Excel export produces data sheets for the report’s tables.