A dashboard for test case executions in the algoQA platform provides a high-level overview of the status and results of multiple test executions performed. It displays key trend graphs related to the test execution progress, such as the number of tests executed, their pass, fail, or skip statuses.

The dashboard allows stakeholders to quickly assess the overall health and performance of the automated testing process and identify trends or patterns in test results.

2. Accessing the Dashboard

When you log into algoQA platform, the Dashboard is your Home page.

Perform the following:

Sign-in with your credentials provided.
The homepage will be the dashboard.

3. Uploading the execution report into Dashboard

Applicable to Java Selenium scripts for web applications and Java Appium for Mobile App and Mobile Site applications

As a new user, you will not be able to see any execution report in the Dashboard. You must have executed the script for a particular framework and generated report using algoQA via command prompt.
For example, if you have generated Java Selenium scripts and wish to upload report onto the Dashboard via command prompt, run the following command:

java -jar algoQAUtil.jar -dashboard.

Enter the Batch name and Test Suite name in command prompt, You will be able to see the reports as described in the next section.

4. Using Dashboard

The landing page of the dashboard is divided into two main sections: Test Execution Summary and Test Health.

Test Execution Summary includes:

Total Test Case Execution Summary
Total Tests Execution(RUN) Duration
Batch Execution Overview
Failure Trends Over Time
Test Suite Summary
Test Suite Overview
Batch Execution Summary

Test Health includes:

Test Severity Distribution
Test Health Score Distribution
Test Health Summary

4.1 Dashboard Header

The dashboard header displays the selected project name, a notifications icon, filter and export buttons, as well as key metrics including total projects and total batches executed.

4.2 Selecting the project

You can select the required project by clicking the Filter button. The filter panel provides several options:

Date Selection Filter: Filter projects by date using predefined options such as Today, This Week, This Month, This Year, or a Custom Range.

Note: If no project was created during a particular month or year, the corresponding options will be disabled.

If there is only one business unit, then only project name field will be shown in filters but if there are multiple business unit then there will be one more field here i.e, Business Unit and all business units will be displayed when clicked on dropdown.

Project Selection Field: Search and select a specific project by typing its name.

After selecting your filters, click Apply to view the project details on the dashboard.

Additional options:

Click Reset to clear all filters.
Click Cancel to close the filter panel without applying changes.

4.3 Total Test Case Execution Summary

Located in the left pane of the dashboard under Tests Execution Summary, the Total Tests Execution Summary displays a graph in the form of a pie chart. This chart summarizes the total number of tests executed in the latest batch. The chart uses a color-coded scheme:

Green: Passed test cases
Red: Failed test cases
Amber: Skipped test cases

Hovering over each color segment reveals a tooltip showing the exact number of test cases for that category.

4.4 Total Tests Execution(Run) Duration

Located in the right pane of the dashboard under Tests Execution Summary, this section displays the total test execution time, the average time per batch execution, and the average time per test.

4.5 Batch Execution Overview

Located under the Total Test Case Execution Summary, this bar graph provides an overview of batch executions. You can filter the data by daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom intervals. Hovering over each bar displays the number of batch, number of runs present in that batch and pass, fail, skip counts.

4.6 Failure Trends Over Time

Located under Tests Execution Summary, below the Total Test Execution Duration, Failure trend over time graph displays Failure & Pass count and Failure Trend Rate in two different ways i.e,

Batch
Days

When selected Batch

Failure & Pass Count is displayed as bars for the latest 7 batches.
Failure trend graph for these batches are shown when user selects Failure Trend Rate under Batch.

2. When selected Days

Failure & Pass Count is displayed as bars and user can see the data of weekly, Monthly and yearly.
Failure trend graph for these Days selection are shown when user selects Failure Trend Rate under Days.

4.7 Test Suite Summary

Located under Tests Execution Summary, below the Batch Execution Overview, clicking the More icon (three dots) allows you to select a test suite. This view displays the pass rate and fail rate, the number of tests passed, failed, and skipped, the total tests executed, and the duration of execution.

4.8 Test Suite - Overview

Located under Tests Execution Summary, below Failure Trend Over Time, this section displays the total number of runs from the particular suite, pass rate (%), execution duration, and severity level for each test suite.

4.9 Batch Execution Summary

The representation of test cases executed in batches is displayed in a tabular format. Each line item includes the Batch execution name, the Batch ID, which is a unique identifier for the generated report, Test Suite name, the name of the person who executed the test case, the start date of the test execution, the end date of the test execution, the time taken to execute the test cases in seconds, Test Runs and the numbers of passed, failed, and skipped test runs. You can select pagination option for navigating through multiple pages of results. If you have executed the test cases in batches, then those files are combined with the same tags. These combined line items cannot be deleted, it can only be downloaded. Where as, the single batch file can be deleted and downloaded. You can perform these actions by selecting More Menu (3 dots) option in the Action column. You can view the individual report in the PDF or Extent report format by selecting the View Spark Report and View PDF Report options from More Menu in the Action column. You can search for a particular batch execution details by providing the required 'Batch Name', Batch ID and 'Executed by' options. You can also Smart Order the executions by clicking on Smart Ordering, To know more click on Smart Ordering.

By clicking on a batch, you can view the Total Unique Test Case Execution Summary, Total Test Execution(Run) Duration, All Test Executions, Failure Executions, and Slowest Executions.
By clicking the down arrow of the test case, you can view the result of every runs of that particular test case, see the reason for any failures, and provide suggestions if needed.

4.10 Test Severity Distribution

Located under Test Health in the left pane, this section displays the severity distribution, showing the tests categorized as Critical, High, Medium, Low, and Minimal. Severity measures how reliable and stable the test executions are, based on test outcomes and overall health patterns. Hovering on each category shows the number of scenarios and percentage of that particular category.

4.11 Test Health Score Distribution

Located under Test Health in the right pane, this section displays the overall test health score, categorized as Excellent, Good, Moderate, Poor, and Critical. Health Score shows how stable and reliable the test results are over time. Hovering on each category shows the number of scenarios and percentage of that particular category.

4.12 Test Health Summary

Located under Test Health, below the Test Severity Distribution, this table is grouped by scenario name and displays the scenario name, component, number of passed, failed, and skipped batches, failure rate (percentage), duration, health score (percentage), severity, last failure date, and defect ID. You can also search the scenarios using search field.By clicking the down arrow button next to the scenario name, you can view all batches containing that scenario, along with details such as Batch Name, Batch ID, User Name, Test Runs, Duration, Start Date & Time, and End Date & Time.
By clicking the down arrow of batch name, you can view test runs of that scenario under the selected batch, including status, duration, start date and time, end date and time, comments of each run.

By clicking on a failed result, you can view the failure reason and add your suggestions.

4.13 Exporting The Report

You can export the report by clicking the Export Report button on the right-top corner. You can download the results in the CSV or Excel (recommended option) format, select the required options from Batch Execution Summary or Batch Execution Result sections. Note that you will not be able to uncheck Batch Name option.

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