QA visibility connected to execution

See project health clearly.
Turn execution into decisions.

AXQA keeps test status, execution history, release readiness, risk hotspots, API signals, and recent activity connected to the same QA workflow. Leads and stakeholders can understand what is healthy, what changed, and where attention is needed without rebuilding the story manually.

The data shown below is representative sample project data modeled on AXQA reporting views.

Pulse Mobile
14 days
PROJECT HEALTH Snapshot
Connected
Snapshot Stability86%
Current health based on latest test case states
Release Readiness82%
Stability + pass rate + not-run coverage
Execution Stability96%▲ 1 pp
Executed Coverage100%7 / 7
Execution Volume9148 manual · 43 automated
86%
Snapshot stability from the current project state.
95%
Execution-based release readiness for the selected period.
100%
Executed coverage across the current seven-case scope.
91 runs
Execution volume across manual and automated activity.
Project health snapshot

Separate the current state from what actually ran.

Snapshot metrics tell you what the project looks like right now. Execution metrics tell you what happened across real runs over time. AXQA keeps both views available so teams do not confuse a static status with execution evidence.

Pulse Mobile Project Health
SNAPSHOT
SNAPSHOT STABILITY 86%

Reflects the current health of test cases based on their latest step statuses.

86%
SNAPSHOT RELEASE READINESS 82%

Heuristic score combining snapshot stability, pass rate, and not-run coverage.

82%
Passed 5 Failed 1 In progress 1 Not run 0
EXECUTION STABILITY 96%

Based on failed + error step ratio.

▲ 1 pplast 14d
RELEASE READINESS 95%

Stability + pass rate + executed coverage.

▲ 2 ppheuristic
EXECUTED COVERAGE 100%

7 of 7 cases executed in the selected scope.

0 not executedcoverage
EXECUTION VOLUME 91

48 manual executions and 43 automated executions.

▲ 11last 14d
Execution intelligence

Move from totals to trend, stability, and blockage signals.

Reporting becomes more useful when the team can see movement over time and connect that movement to concrete failed steps, errors, skipped work, risky test cases, and slow APIs.

14-DAY EXECUTION TREND

Execution Trend

Last 14d
Total Passed Failed Error In progress
Aug 23Aug 27Aug 31Sep 04Sep 05
STEP DISTRIBUTION

Where the outcomes landed

90%passed
Passed Failed Error Skipped
TOP RISK HOTSPOTS

Fail / error steps per test case

ACTIONABLE
Biometric login regression6
Offline queue regression4
Deep link routing regression3
First launch onboarding2
Background resume regression2
Upgrade install regression2
API STABILITY SIGNALS

Slow API endpoints

Avg 403 ms
Device Registration9,472 bytes
774.59 ms
Profile API9,245 bytes
695.03 ms
Average API duration increased by 17 ms in the selected range.
Status and execution visibility

Keep custom status meaning connected to the system view.

AXQA can show which display statuses are in use, how they map to system buckets, and where the latest execution activity is coming from. That keeps reporting readable even when teams customize how work is labeled.

STATUS MAPPING COVERAGE

Display mapping

0 custom
Not Run
Passed
Failed
Error
Skipped
CURRENT DISPLAY STATUSES

28 steps

25passed
PassedNot RunFailed
STATUS MAPPING SUMMARY

System buckets

System statusCustomDisplay label
Not Run0 / 1Not Run
Passed0 / 1Passed
Failed0 / 1Failed
Error0 / 1Error
Skipped0 / 1Skipped
RECENT EXECUTIONS

Latest activity keeps the history actionable.

Pulse Mobile
Test CaseExecuted ByExecuted AtTypeProgress
Offline queue regression[email protected]2026-09-05 18:49Manual100%
First launch onboarding regression[email protected]2026-09-05 18:13Manual100%
Biometric login regression[email protected]2026-09-05 15:57Automated100%
Upgrade install regression[email protected]2026-09-05 12:44Manual100%
Background resume regression[email protected]2026-09-05 11:03Automated100%
Visibility without reporting overhead

Keep QA health, risk, and history in the same operating flow.

AXQA connects the reporting layer to the work that produced it, so dashboards stay tied to test cases, execution, API signals, campaigns, and history.