📊Dashboard Page

The dashboard page provides a 360-degree view of manual testing progress for an account, organized by sprint. On the dashboard, you can access comprehensive account details, including individual progress. All activities that occur are saved under a test cycle, and by reviewing the test cycle, you can gain a complete picture of the testing process.

All reports are generated based on the sprint, and the sprint section can be viewed in the top-right section of the page. By default, the current sprint will be selected; however, users can view reports for other sprints by selecting the desired sprint value.

The dashboard page contains the following reporting parameters:

Total test cases

Total test cases refreshes how many manual test cases have been created throughout the entire sprint.

Total Defects

Total Defects refreshes how many defects have been created throughout the entire sprint.

Total Test plan

Total test plan refreshes how many test plan have been created throughout the entire sprint.

Last Execution Results

The Last Execution Results refresh the execution status of the last created test plan

Total case Automatio Type

This is a doughnut chart that describes the entire sprint, indicating the number of test cases that are automated and not automated. It provides a summary of the automation development status for manual test cases throughout the entire sprint.

Test case count Based on priority

This is a doughnut chart that illustrates the distribution of manual test cases based on their priorities. For example, it allows us to see how many test cases are categorized as High, Medium, and Low priority throughout the entire sprint.

Component Test case count

This is a bar chart that illustrates the test case count based on components or folders.

Defect count based on priority

This is a bar chart that illustrates the defect count based on their priority, reflecting those logged throughout the entire sprint.

Defect count based on status

This is a bar chart that illustrates the defect count based on their status, reflecting those logged throughout the entire sprint.

Defect count based on component

This is a bar chart that describes the total number of defects logged for a particular component or folder during the entire sprint.

Execution Summary

The Execution Summary is the combined status of all test plans created during the entire sprint. This is a doughnut chart where we can see the pass, fail, and other statuses of the total test cases.

Component Summary

Component summary describes the status of all components for all test plans created during the entire sprint.For example, if we have created Test Plan A and B in our sprint, where Test Plan A has 2 components (X and Y) and Test Plan B has 3 components (X, Y, and Z), then the Component Summary bar chart provides combined data for components X, Y, and Z.

Test Plan Summary

Test Plan Summary is a bar chart that describes the status of each test plan created during the sprint.

Test case created by

This bar chart is useful for tracking individual progress. The total test cases created by the bar chart illustrate how many manual test cases each individual user has created in a particular sprint.

Test case executed by

The bar chart illustrates the total number of manual test cases executed by each individual user throughout the entire sprint.

Defect created by

The bar chart illustrates the total number of defects created by each individual user throughout the entire sprint.