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Project dashboard

For managers, QA leads and language leads1 min readUpdated for v4.0

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The project dashboard is one project on one page: where it stands, who is doing what for the next 3 weeks, and the numbers behind the verdict.

  1. Choose the project in the project switcher at the top of the sidebar.
  2. Open Work Area › Overview. Project dashboard is the first tab. Press Ctrl K (Windows) or ⌘ K (Mac), type Project dashboard, and press Enter. It opens in the page panel.
The project dashboard: the verdict line and the plan for the next 3 weeks by person (Manage view)
The project dashboard: the verdict line and the plan for the next 3 weeks by person (Manage view)

Manage view

The project dashboard: the verdict line and the plan for the next 3 weeks by person (Hands-on view)
The project dashboard: the verdict line and the plan for the next 3 weeks by person (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 The verdict in one line: Ready or not, the main reason, and runs in the last 7 days.
  • 2 Plan · next 3 weeks: each person’s tasks and bugs with a due date, on a calendar.
  • 3 The release owner’s row shows the release window.
  • 4 Open the timeline shows the same plan across all your projects. See Timeline.

Scroll below the plan.

The dashboard's number strip, the release bar and the reasons behind the verdict (Manage view)
The dashboard's number strip, the release bar and the reasons behind the verdict (Manage view)

Manage view

The dashboard's number strip, the release bar and the reasons behind the verdict (Hands-on view)
The dashboard's number strip, the release bar and the reasons behind the verdict (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 Readiness, a score out of 100. Also in the strip: Pass rate, Requirement coverage, and Runs, last 7 days.
  • 2 Open bugs, split into Critical, Major and Minor.
  • 3 The release: its name, build and environment.
  • 4 Why: every reason behind the verdict, with the date of the evidence.

On the right, Recent runs lists the latest runs with their results, and People on it shows who works on this project now.

Run tests at the top right starts a run. Runs count toward your budget.