Select a linked count or result in a Vansah gadget on a Confluence page to open the records behind it. This is called drilling into the report. Use it to investigate progress without relying on the summary alone.
Before you begin
Make sure Vansah for Confluence is installed and connected to Jira. Your account still needs access to the Jira space and testing data. A Confluence page does not grant additional Vansah permissions.
Open the records behind a result
Open the Confluence page and locate the Vansah gadget.
Check the report’s scope, filters, dates, and selected requirement or plan iteration.
Select an available linked number or result to open its detail list.
Review the list title and context, then search or navigate its pages to find the required case or run.
Open the record to inspect its script, result, and evidence.
These screenshots show an older layout. Only linked counts and available controls open details; not every chart element is interactive.
Choose a report for the question
Gadget | What its detail view helps investigate |
Test Summary Report | Planned, Completed, Outstanding, In Progress, or Blocked testing. |
Test Execution Report | Cases grouped by the report’s execution results. |
Burnup Execution Report | Testing represented by a selected period or count. |
Work item traceability summary | Cases and outcomes contributing to a Jira work item’s coverage. |
Test Folder traceability summary | Cases and outcomes contributing to a Test Folder’s coverage. |
The list inherits the selected report context. Its records can differ from an unfiltered Jira space list or a complete historical run list.
Use available actions carefully
Action | Effect |
New Test Run / execution | Starts execution for the selected testing context. Complete any required Run Setup. |
Quick Test / result update | Records a result through the displayed workflow. Check whether you are creating a run or updating an existing one. |
Unlink Case | Removes the case association from the selected requirement. |
Clone Test Case | Creates another Test Case; it is not an additional link to the same case. |
Delete Test Run | Removes the selected run according to the run deletion workflow. |
Delete Case | Deletes the Test Case record, which can affect its use elsewhere. |
Actions depend on the report, selected record, and your permissions. Read the confirmation and verify the context before changing or deleting anything. Refresh the detail list and report after a change.
If details or actions are unavailable
Check that the count is a link and that matching data exists.
Open the corresponding Jira space or dashboard directly to confirm your access.
Check the app’s Jira connection if a connection warning appears.
Ask an administrator to review the relevant execute, edit, unlink, clone, or delete permission.
Related guides: testing gadget drill-down, Quick Test, and Delete a Test Case.