Reporting & Quality
Launch & Run Reports
Every test launch becomes a hosted, historical report — status, environment, and branch on one header, a results breakdown below it, and the retried and slowest cases pulled to the top instead of buried in a table.
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Why it matters
A checkmark isn't the whole story
Pass/fail tells you the outcome. It doesn't tell you which suites are slow, which cases keep retrying, or what changed since last time.
Stakeholders don't want your stack trace
A PM asking "are we ready to ship" doesn't want 40 pages of failure detail — they want one paragraph and a yes or no.
A report nobody remembers to open
A report that requires someone to remember to check it gets checked only after something has already broken.
How it works
Upload results the way you already do (see the setup guides for your framework), and every launch gets a report automatically — no extra configuration. Drill into a suite run or an individual case run from the same page, or export an Executive Summary PDF for a stakeholder who just needs the headline.
QualflareWhat you get
One launch, every angle
Status, environment, branch, milestone, flaky count, and retries — all on one header, no digging through tabs.
Results breakdown at a glance
Passed, failed, error, skipped, timeout, and aborted counts as one segmented bar, with the pass rate right next to it.
Retried and slowest cases surfaced automatically
The tests worth investigating are pulled to the top — not buried in a few-hundred-row table.
Executive Summary PDF export
A configurable export that strips stack traces and step detail down to pass rate, a plain-language summary, and a Ready / Not Ready call for non-technical stakeholders.
Scheduled report subscriptions
Auto-send a launch summary, trend analysis, or executive summary on a schedule, so nobody has to remember to check.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a launch report?
A launch report is what a test launch's results become inside Qualflare — a status header (source, environment, branch, milestone), a results breakdown, and drill-downs into suite runs and individual case runs, all hosted and historical rather than a one-off local file.
Can I export a report as PDF?
Yes — PDF export is configurable: include summary stats, test case details, failure details, screenshots, and charts, or trim it down for a specific audience.
What's Executive Summary mode?
A PDF export mode built for non-technical stakeholders — pass rate and coverage, a high-level plain-language summary, and a Ready / Not Ready risk assessment, deliberately excluding stack traces and detailed steps.
Can reports be scheduled?
Yes, via Report Subscriptions — auto-schedule a launch summary, trend analysis, or executive summary report to go out on a recurring basis.
How do results get into a launch report in the first place?
Point the Qualflare CLI at whatever results file your test runner already writes — no test rewrites. See the full framework-by-framework setup guides at Test Reporting for Every Framework.