Your dashboard

Everything QA does for you, in one reporting dashboard

Every automated run, every failure with its evidence, every QA request and its outcome, in one place your whole team can read. Not a CI log to dig through: a release signal with the proof attached.

Included in every plan. The dashboard is how we deliver, not an extra. Access for your whole team is agreed with you.

QA reporting

LATEST RUN

Review

18 passed · 2 failed

COVERAGE

24

mapped scenarios

Run trends

For the whole team

You get everything in the dashboard. Nothing lives in email threads.

A founder, a PM, or a developer opens the project and sees the same thing: the latest run, what failed, what it means, and the evidence behind it. A failure becomes a Jira or Linear ticket in one click, and Slack, Teams, or email tell your team when something needs a look. Manual QA, bug hunts, and load tests are requested from the same place, and their reports come back to it.

What lives in the dashboard

  • Automated runs with screenshots, videos, reports, and traces
  • Jira and Linear tickets from failed tests and QA bugs
  • Alerts in Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email
  • QA requests: manual testing, bug hunts, load tests, and their results
  • Scenario coverage and trends over time

How we work

From the first call to a clear result.

  1. 01

    Results flow in

    Your test runs send status, counts, and failure details to your project automatically. We set that up.

  2. 02

    You read, not dig

    Runs, scenarios, evidence, and requests sit together, so anyone on the team can tell what happened and why.

  3. 03

    You act from it

    Send a failure to Jira or Linear, download the report, request a manual check or a load test. The results come back to the same place.

Example release review

From a red run to a ticket in three clicks

Click through a failed run the way you would in the dashboard: open it, look at the evidence, create the bug draft, send it to your tracker.

Click through the dashboard

RunsScenariosRequestsLoad
  • #142main12 min ago18 passed · 2 failed
  • #141main3 h ago20 passed
  • #140release/2.4yesterday20 passed

What you receive

  • Dashboard access for your whole team, per project
  • Runs, evidence, bug drafts, requests, and trends in one place, connected to Jira, Linear, Slack, Teams, and email
  • Reports for manual QA, bug hunts, and load tests delivered to it

What we need to start

  • A test workflow that can send results (we set it up with you)
  • Who on your team needs access
  • Optional: scenario mapping for the coverage view

Common questions

What exactly do I get in the dashboard?

Everything: automated runs with screenshots, videos, reports, and traces; Jira or Linear tickets and bug drafts from failed tests; your requests for manual testing, bug hunts, and load tests, with their results; scenario coverage and trends over time.

Can we use the dashboard for tests we already have?

Yes, by arrangement. If your suite already produces results, we connect it and you get the same view.

Who can see it?

Everyone you invite. Access is per project; we create the accounts and you decide who is in.

Does it work with Jira, Linear, or our own tracker?

Yes. Connect Jira or Linear to your project and you create tickets straight from failed tests and session bugs, each with a link back to the dashboard. Without a connection, every failed test and every bug becomes a draft you copy into Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, or anything else, and a whole session exports as CSV that Jira and Linear import directly. Sessions also link to the tickets and the environment we tested, so your tracker stays the source of truth if you want it to.

Can my team get alerts in Slack, Teams, or email?

Yes. Connect a Slack channel, a Microsoft Teams channel, or confirmed email addresses to your project. Your team gets a message when a run fails and when it passes again, or after every run, and when a QA session is done or a load test report is in. Messages carry the result and a link to the dashboard, never test data or error details.

Is the dashboard a standalone QA reporting tool?

No. It is how Release Shield delivers: the test results, evidence, bug drafts, and QA requests from our work on your product, in one place. It comes with every plan and is not sold on its own.

Release Shield

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