Open a test plan’s Insights to review testing progress, results, assignments, and traceability. Use the Test Summary Report to see what is complete, what is still in progress, and what needs attention.
Open the test plan reports
Open Vansah in your Jira space.
Select Test Plans and open the plan.
Select the Insights chart icon near the top of the plan.
Check the Iteration selector in the report view. Choose the testing cycle you want to review.
The reporting view contains separate report cards. Use a card’s Maximize control for more room, or Refresh to reload its results. Select Close to return to the plan.
Choose the report for your question
Report | Use it to understand |
TSR — Test Summary Report | Overall completion, pass and fail rates, coverage, and linked work items. |
BER — Burnup Execution Report | How testing progresses over time compared with the planned testing workload. |
TPTM — Test Plan Traceability Matrix | The relationships between the test plan, requirements, test cases, and execution results. |
TER — Test Execution Report | How execution results are distributed. Use Group By to compare results by Date, Label, Issue, Component, Priority, or Assigned To. |
TAO — Test Assignment Overview | How testing work and results are distributed across assigned users. |
TPTS — Test Plan Traceability Summary | A summary of test coverage and results for the plan’s requirements. |
Read the Test Summary Report
Expand the report sections to see their counts and percentages. Select linked counts to inspect the test cases behind a result.
Section | What it means |
Overview | Shows Planned, Completed, Outstanding, In Progress, and Blocked counts. In-progress tests are also part of the outstanding work; do not add those columns together. |
Fail Rate | Shows completed failures separately from failures that are still in progress. |
Pass Rate | Shows completed passes separately from passes that are still in progress. |
Coverage | Shows completion relative to the planned test cases, with in-progress testing shown separately. |
Work items/bugs | Shows Jira work items linked to the test runs included in the report. These may include bugs and other work item types. |
Understand completion and pass rate
Completion is the number of completed test cases divided by the number of planned test cases. Completed results include Passed, Failed, and N/A. In-progress and blocked tests do not count as completed.
The completed pass rate is the number of Passed results divided by completed results excluding N/A. In-progress pass and fail rates are reported separately.
For example, if a plan has two test cases, one Passed and one Failed In Progress, testing is 50% complete. The completed pass rate is 100%, because the only completed result is Passed. The other test case still needs to be finished.
Export a report
On the report card, open the three-dot Options menu and select Export.
Choose XLSX for an Excel workbook or HTML for a browser-readable report.
Select Export to download the file.
If results appear missing or different
Check the iteration: Each testing cycle has its own results. The report’s Iteration selector determines which cycle you are viewing.
Check planned dates: The Test Execution and Burnup Execution reports use the selected iteration’s planned date range. Execution outside that range can explain differences from the overall summary.
Check completion status: Passed In Progress and Failed In Progress remain unfinished results.
Check linked work items: A bug appears in the report when it is linked to a relevant test run.
Refresh the card: Reload the report after recording new results.
For help recording results, see Executing Test Cases from a Test Plan.