Dashboard

The Dashboard gives you a high-level overview of your project's testing activity and health. It helps you quickly understand how your test suite is performing by bringing together key metrics and execution trends in one place.

The Dashboard is typically the first page you'll see after opening a project.

Dashboard overview

The Dashboard contains several sections that summarise the current state of your project.

Project summary

At the top of the page you'll find an overview of your project, including:

Total Test Suites
Total Test Cases
Estimated time saved through automation compared to manual testing

These metrics provide a quick snapshot of the size and impact of your automated test suite.

Metric summaries

The Metric Summaries section displays important execution statistics for the selected time period.

It includes metrics such as:

Total Runtime
Total Runs
Overall Pass Rate

Use the time filter (All, Week, or Month) to analyse recent activity or long-term trends.

Pass Rate Trend

The Pass Rate Trend chart shows how your project's overall pass rate changes over time.

This helps you quickly identify:

Improvements in test stability
Recent regressions
Periods where failures increased unexpectedly

Like the other widgets, the chart can be viewed for All, Week, or Month.

Run Duration Trend

The Run Duration Trend chart tracks how long your test executions take over time.

Monitoring execution duration helps identify:

Tests that are gradually becoming slower
Unexpected spikes in execution time
Improvements after optimisation

Choosing a time range

Most Dashboard widgets support different reporting periods.

You can switch between:

All
Week
Month

Changing the selected period updates the metrics and charts to reflect activity during that timeframe.

Understanding the metrics

Dashboard statistics are calculated using your project's Run History.

Pass rate is calculated from the results of executed Test Cases, giving you an accurate overview of your project's testing health.

When to use the Dashboard

The Dashboard is useful for:

Monitoring the overall health of your project.
Tracking testing activity over time.
Measuring automation progress.
Identifying changes in pass rate.
Monitoring execution performance.

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