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For managers and QA leads2 min readUpdated for v4.0

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Analytics shows the numbers behind a project’s verdict, and how they move over time. This is also where you choose who signs off a release.

1. Open Analytics

Section titled “1. Open Analytics”

Open Work Area › Overview, then choose the Analytics tab.Open the Project dashboard, then choose the Analytics tab. Analytics is per project, so choose the project first.

Analytics on the Readiness section: score, release criteria, pass rate, predicted leakage and the recommendation (Manage view)
Analytics on the Readiness section: score, release criteria, pass rate, predicted leakage and the recommendation (Manage view)

Manage view

Analytics on the Readiness section: score, release criteria, pass rate, predicted leakage and the recommendation (Hands-on view)
Analytics on the Readiness section: score, release criteria, pass rate, predicted leakage and the recommendation (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 The sections. Click one to jump to it.
  • 2 The dates for the charts: last 7, 14, 30 or 90 days, or your own. Filters narrows the charts.
  • 3 Readiness score, Release criteria passed, Pass rate and Predicted leakage.
  • 4 Recommendation: what your release rules suggest, with every reason. No AI model writes it.
Section What it shows
Readiness Score, criteria, risk matrix, release trends, sign-offs
Execution Pass rate and run outcomes over time, and who ran the most
Coverage Requirement and module coverage, and a heatmap by test type
Bugs Open bugs, how old they are, and bugs created against resolved
Predictive Success estimate, bug escape risk and schedule risk
Accessibility Accessibility score, and conformance per law
Compare The same numbers side by side for several projects

2. Check the release criteria

Section titled “2. Check the release criteria”

The Release criteria table lists each criterion with its detail and status: passed, warning, failed, pending or not checked. To change a criterion, choose Edit them on the test plan. See Plans.

3. Choose who signs off

Section titled “3. Choose who signs off”

Scroll to Stakeholder sign-off.

Stakeholder sign-off: six stakeholders who approved, the add button, and the release actions (Manage view)
Stakeholder sign-off: six stakeholders who approved, the add button, and the release actions (Manage view)

Manage view

Stakeholder sign-off: six stakeholders who approved, the add button, and the release actions (Hands-on view)
Stakeholder sign-off: six stakeholders who approved, the add button, and the release actions (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 Each stakeholder, their role, their answer and the date they signed. Remove takes someone off.
  • 2 Stakeholder adds a person, such as legal or a country lead. They get a Sign-off row in their Needs you list.
  • 3 Release actions: the release, build, environment, target date, verdict and decision. From here you can Export evidence, Schedule go-live, or Ask the agent for a report.

If the project’s rules require sign-off, the release can’t ship until every stakeholder approves. To hold or ship, see Release Ready.

What’s next

Section titled “What’s next”
Release ReadyHold, lift, or ship with a reason.
Project dashboardThe project on one page.
Requirements and coverageLink tests to requirements to raise coverage.
ReportsReports to download and forward.