testsigma

Test automation is
miserable
measurable

Say goodbye to guesswork. Identify patterns, make data-driven decisions, align testing efforts, and optimize your testing strategy at every level with granular test reports.

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Trusted by high-performing
Quality Engineering teams

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HP
Hansard Global
Bosch
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Transcosmos
IEEE
Samsung
HP
Hansard Global
Bosch
Cisco
SecurityRisk
Mehilainen
Transcosmos
IEEE

5X

Faster Test Development

70%

Reduced Testing Effort

30%

Shorter Development Cycle

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Actionable insights for smarter testing

With granular, customisable reports and intuitive visualisations, you can empower your team with the data they need to make informed decisions about software quality at every level.

Generate customisable test reports in multiple formats

Generate customisable test reports in multiple formats

Download test reports in PDF format for easy sharing with shareholders within and outside the organization.

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Get a quick overview with build summaries and trends

Get a quick overview with build summaries and trends

Get a quick overview of the test run, including the total number of tests executed, passed, failed, and skipped. Easily identify trends or patterns in test execution and track the progress of your build times and test quality over time.

Debug faster with Test Case Execution details

Debug faster with Test Case Execution details

Dive into each test case's status (pass/fail), execution time, defects found (if any) during execution, and AI-suggested fixes.

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Identify issues by isolating them by environment and test suites

Identify issues by isolating them by environment and test suites

Gain insights into how tests perform across different environments to identify environment-specific issues or discrepancies. Group the test run results based on test suites to analyse the performance of specific test suites or modules within an application.

Send test reports to team members or channels automatically

Send test reports to team members or channels automatically

Integration with collaboration tools like Slack/GChat to send test reports directly after each scheduled run.

Advanced Features to
automate browser testing

Cross Browser
Testing

Run tests on the cloud or locally across 3000+ environments

Test
Optimization

Optimize visual regression testing time with granular controls

Bug
Reporting

Identify failures with interactive debugging

CI/CD
Test integration

Test for compatibility at every merge with CI/CD integrations

Unified platform for every
testing team

Replace multiple tools in your test stack with one low-code platform.

Test
Authoring

Test recorder

Plain English tests

Element repository

Reusable step groups

Custom Add-ons

Test
Management

Requirements Management

Version Control

Review Management

User and Role Management

Test Data Maintenance

Test
Execution

Cloud Device Farm

Local Testing

Parallel Execution

Scheduled Runs

Agent Control

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Seamlessly fits into your testing workflow

Test at DevOps speed by integrating Testsigma with your favourite tools for continuous delivery

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Executed

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70%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Reporting in test automation?

Reporting in test automation constitutes capturing and presenting the results of automated tests in a structured and understandable format. It is a crucial aspect of the test automation process as it provides valuable insights into the test execution, test coverage, and the overall health of the application under test. In test automation, reporting involves generating comprehensive reports that include details such as test case names, execution status (pass/fail), execution time, error messages, and any other relevant information. These reports help stakeholders, including developers, testers, and project managers, to assess the quality of the software being tested and make informed decisions based on the test outcomes.

How do you create a Test Automation Report?