Reports in Dashboard View

Get a complete view of your test status, defects, and coverage in one place.

The Dashboard in Test Management by Testsigma displays real-time test metrics. It allows you to track progress, monitor test health, and identify defects, all from a single screen, without navigating to detailed reports.

These charts dynamically update based on selected filters, such as date range and assignee. This enables you to view data filtered by specific date ranges and individual users. This article discusses the reports section in the Dashboard.

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Filters

Date Range

The charts in the Dashboard displays data from a defined date range. Select a range from the From dropdown to view data for a specific period which is as follows:

• Last 7 days
• Last 30 days
• Last 90 days
• Custom range

Assigned To

Filter data by assignee to focus on test activities for a specific user. You can use this filter to:

• Monitor individual performance
• Compare execution metrics by assignee
• Understand workload distribution

Active Runs

This section displays a Donut Chart that summarizes the status of all active test runs. The chart includes the count of test cases in each of the following states:

• Passed
• Skipped
• Blocked
• In Progress
• Failed
• Untested
• Retest

This chart helps you assess ongoing test activities and identify critical issues early in the execution cycle.

Closed Test Runs

This section displays a Line Chart that shows the number of test runs closed over time. Each data point is a count of test runs closed in that time interval.

You can use this chart to track the testing pace and evaluate the progress of completed cycles.

Results from Closed Test Runs

This section displays a Stacked Bar Chart summarizing the results of test cases from closed runs. Each bar represents the aggregated result set for a given period, categorized by status such as:

• Passed
• Failed
• Blocked
• Skipped
• Retest
• In Progress

You can use this chart to monitor the quality and success rate of test executions over time.

Defects Logged

This section displays a Bar Chart showing the number of defects logged over time. The chart distinguishes defect inflow across days or weeks, allowing you to evaluate trends in defect reporting.

You can use this chart to evaluate defect density and identify periods of high defect activity in test cycles.

Export Reports

1. On the Dashboard, apply the necessary filters, and click Export.

   For more information about applying filters, see Filters.

2. In the Export Report as PDF dialog box, enter a name, and click Download PDF.
3. The system downloads the report as a PDF file.