Tracking executed Test Cases helps teams monitor progress, identify defects early, and ensure proper requirement coverage. Below is a simple guide to help you track and report test execution effectively.
1. Use Case of the Overview Tab
The Overview tab provides a quick summary of your testing status and overall progress.
It shows:
Passed, Failed, Blocked, Untested, Failed-In-Progress, and In-Progress tests
Total Test Cases and Test Runs
Linked Work Items/Bugs
Recent Activity updates
Using Filters in the Overview Tab:
You can use filters to refine the displayed data:
Use the date filter dropdown (Today, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, etc.)
Apply filters based on Test Case created date
Select Show All to view all Test Cases
Quickly filter and analyze execution results based on the selected time range
Purpose: Quickly trace execution results and monitor progress without opening detailed reports.
2. Use Case of the Reports Tab
Vansah Reports provide deeper insights into execution and coverage.
Report Categories:
Test Summary – Overall testing status
Test Execution – Detailed execution data
Burnup Execution – Progress over time
Test Case – Test Case Assignment Overview
Traceability – Requirements Traceability Matrix, Requirements Traceability Summary, Test Folder Traceability Matrix, Test Folder Traceability Summary, Test Plan Traceability Matrix, Test Plan Traceability Summary
3. Use Case of the Gadgets
Vansah gadgets help you visually track testing progress in real time.
Common Gadgets:
Work Item Traceability Matrix or Issue Traceability Matrix (RTM)
Work Item Traceability Summary or Issue Traceability Summary
These dashboards are useful for daily monitoring and stakeholder updates.
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