Testing analytics

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Testing analytics

Benefits of testing analytics

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Coverage visibility
See automation progress at a glance.
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Defect insight
Spot defect clusters by date.
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Requirement tracing
Connect tests to user stories.
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Flaky detection
Catch unstable tests automatically.
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Company-wide view
Compare metrics across all projects.

Testomat.io testing analytics features

Test automation coverage

The automation coverage board displays the percentage of automated tests on the project, so teams can track progress over time.

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Test automation coverage
Defects tracking

The defects board surfaces issues from the latest runs, defect rates, and clustering. Filter results by quantity or by date of occurrence.

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Defects tracking
Requirements traceability

Get coverage reports for requirements linked to tests and defects through the advanced Jira plugin. Link tests to user stories directly from Jira.

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Requirements traceability
Flaky tests

Detected flaky tests appear automatically on the widget. Configure flakiness thresholds yourself to decide which tests should be marked unstable.

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Flaky tests
Slowest tests

Make the slowest tests visible by sorting them over a period from a millisecond threshold you define, so you control what counts as slow.

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Slowest tests
Never run tests

These metrics measure the scope of imported but unexecuted tests. They reveal how complete and relevant your testing set is for the automation team.

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Never run tests
Tags statistics

The Tag Analytics widget shows a heatmap, automation coverage, and run status grouped by tags. These metrics help you track and improve your tests.

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Tags statistics
Aggregated analytics across different projects

The analytics dashboard fetches data from all your projects within a company. Track Flaky tests, Success Rate, Slow Tests, and Automation Coverage globally.

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Aggregated analytics across different projects
Test environment management

Apply environments to manual or automated tests and suites. This metric shows a heatmap, automation coverage, and run status by test environments.

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Test environment management
Sprints coverage for Jira

Keep track of tests that link to Jira, so you can follow project progress and report it to your stakeholders.

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Sprints coverage for Jira
Jira statistics

This metric collects information on tests linked to Jira stories through the plugin and displays Automation coverage and Success rate within the Jira project.

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Jira statistics
Compare test runs

Study the summary statistics for any test runs you care about, and draw conclusions on how the project is developing.

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Compare test runs

How testing analytics can help?

Every team gets the same dashboards, but the questions they answer change with project size and structure.
Startups & small teams
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Coverage check
See what is automated.
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Flaky alerts
Stabilize tests early on.
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Run comparison
Track release health over time.
Mid-sized products
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Defect clusters
Group issues by area.
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Tag heatmaps
Spot weak feature zones.
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Environment view
Compare staging vs production.
Enterprise projects
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Global analytics
Aggregate data across projects.
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Jira statistics
Tie coverage to business goals.
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Sprint coverage
Report progress to stakeholders.
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Frequently asked questions

What is analytics testing? Testomat

Analytics testing measures test run data, coverage, flakiness, and defect rates to show the health of a test suite. A testing and analytics platform collects these signals in one place so teams track quality trends over time.

What is the best analytics for beta testing? Testomat

For beta testing, the best analytics track defect rates, coverage per feature, and how results shift between builds. Testomat.io compares test runs and aggregates coverage across projects, so you can judge release readiness.

What is data analytics testing? Testomat

Data analytics testing verifies that data pipelines and reports return correct results. That differs from test analytics. Testomat.io focuses on testing analytics: the metrics and trends from your test runs.

How to automate security testing for analytics? Testomat

Security testing runs in a dedicated scanner, not a test management tool. You automate it in CI, then send results to Testomat.io. From there you can integrate analytics with testing tools you already use, viewing security outcomes alongside your other testing analytics.

What is analytics testing in software testing? Testomat

In software testing, analytics testing means analysing results from automated and manual runs to guide decisions. Analytics and testing together show coverage gaps, unstable tests, and where defects cluster, instead of a raw pass/fail count.
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