Dashboard

This guide explains how to use the dashboard to grasp your project's test status at a glance and start working quickly.

What is the Dashboard?

The dashboard is the first screen you see when you access a project. It summarizes test progress, project information, recent activity, and more, and serves as a starting point for jumping quickly to the main features.

Key Roles

• Test status summary: Check key metrics at a glance with KPI cards
• Visual analysis: Understand test status distribution and milestone progress with charts
• Quick access: Create or view test cases, suites, and runs directly
• Project management: Check project information such as storage usage and recent activity

KPI Cards

Cards summarizing key metrics are shown at the top of the dashboard.

How Pass Rate Is Calculated

Pass Rate = Pass / (Pass + Fail + Blocked) × 100

• If no tests have been run, it is shown as N/A

Pass Rate Color Criteria

Project Information Card

The middle of the dashboard has a card area showing project-related information.

Project Information

• Displays the project name
• Copies the project URL to the clipboard with the Copy Link button
• Displays the project creation date

Storage Capacity

• Displays current usage / maximum capacity
• Visualizes usage with a progress bar

Recent Activity

Shows activity recently performed in the project in chronological order.

• Displays up to 7 items
• Records activity such as test case creation, suite creation, and test run completion
• Displays relative time (for example, "5 minutes ago", "1 hour ago")

Test Status Chart

Visualizes test run results with a pie chart.

Items Displayed

Chart Information

• Displays the count and percentage for each status
• Completion rate: Percentage of tests run
  • Completion rate = (Pass + Fail + Blocked) / Total × 100
• Displays a badge with the total number of tests

Selecting a Test Run

From the dropdown at the top of the chart, you can select a specific test run to view only that run's results.

• An In Progress run is selected first
• The run name, case count, and completion rate are shown together

Note: If there are no test runs, a "Start a Test Run" button is shown instead of the chart.

Milestone Gantt Chart

Shows the schedule and progress of milestones and their suites on a timeline.

Chart Composition

• Milestone row: A top-level item showing overall progress
• Suite row: Shown indented under the milestone
• Progress bar: The test completion percentage for each item

Navigating the Timeline

• Displays 6 weeks at a time
• Move between periods with the Previous/Next buttons
• Today marker: A vertical line shown on the current date
• Displays weekly gridlines

Test Run Filter

• Selecting a specific test run from the dropdown displays milestone data based on that run
• You can collapse or expand a milestone row to show/hide its suites

Test Cases Section

The bottom of the dashboard briefly shows recent test cases.

Displayed Information

• Preview of up to 5 cases
• Displays the case key, name, and creation date
• Move to the full case list with the "View All" link
• Create a new case with the "Add" button

Note: If there are no cases, a "Create a Test Case" button is shown.

Test Suites Section

The bottom of the dashboard briefly shows recent test suites.

Displayed Information

• Preview of up to 5 suites
• Displays the suite name, description, and number of included cases
• Move to the full suite list with the "View All" link
• Create a new suite with the "Add" button

Note: If there are no suites, a "Create a Test Suite" button is shown.

Onboarding Tour

If you are using the dashboard for the first time, you can start a guided tour by clicking the "Onboarding" button. The tour walks through each area of the dashboard in order.

Quick Action Guide

These are the main actions you can perform directly from the dashboard.

Next Steps

Once you have checked your project status on the dashboard, refer to the following guides.

• Test Case Management
• Test Suite Management
• Test Runs
• Milestone Management