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Project Dashboard

Hawk eye view of a project in TestCollab for better management

Vishal Vaswani avatar
Written by Vishal Vaswani
Updated over 2 months ago

Knowing the key performance indicators is crucial for monitoring and managing a project. The project dashboard does exactly that for you.

Whether you call it the entry point or the control panel for the project, the project dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your project's and team's performance.

Porject dashboard in TestCollab

The information is delivered through static and parameterized snippets to consolidate all project details in one place.

Test Metrics

From counts to calculated averages the data makes statistics more meaningful and analytical.

Test metrics on project dashboard

Test Case Status

Get the time period based report on number of test cases

  • passed

  • failed

  • skipped

  • blocked

Test case execution status

Get the latest test case execution status, including unexecuted test cases.

Test cases last run status

Activities

Get details of the activities performed in the project arranged chronologically, to know the what, who, and when of each operation.

Activities performed in the TestCollab project

User Workload

How many test cases have been assigned to the team members, including a breakdown of completed and pending executions?

Division of workload on project members in TestCollab

Error Prone Test Cases

Identify the primary pain points by tracking the test cases that fail most frequently. This provides insight into whether poor test case documentation or application issues are causing the failures.

Test cases that are error prone in TestCollab project

Defects Opened

Defects serve as communication channels between testers and developers. Find out how many test cases have been reported from TestCollab to the integrated defects management application.

What's Next?

We plan to introduce more analytical report snippets to simplify project monitoring and management.

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