The Client Dashboard is a dedicated, controlled view designed specifically for external stakeholders. It allows clients to monitor testing progress, campaign results, and overall release stability — without accessing internal project management or execution controls.
As part of the AXQA Execution Intelligence Platform, the Client Dashboard delivers structured, permission-controlled reporting that separates operational execution from stakeholder visibility.
Why it matters
- Provides transparent visibility to clients.
- Reduces manual reporting effort.
- Builds trust through structured data sharing.
- Separates operational execution from stakeholder monitoring.
What makes it different
The Client Dashboard is not a full workspace view. It is intentionally simplified and permission-controlled.
- No access to editing test cases.
- No access to internal execution tools.
- No visibility into other clients or projects.
- Read-only access to approved data.
What clients can see
- Test Campaign status and progress.
- Execution summaries.
- Pass / Fail distribution insights.
- Historical campaign performance.
The dashboard focuses on clarity and high-level visibility — not operational complexity.
Designed for structured transparency
The goal is to give clients exactly what they need to assess quality and release readiness — nothing more, nothing less.
How it works
- An administrator grants client-level access.
- The client logs into their restricted workspace view.
- The dashboard displays only authorized projects and reports.
- All data respects workspace isolation rules.
Business value
- Eliminates the need for manual weekly reporting.
- Provides real-time quality visibility.
- Strengthens client confidence.
- Supports enterprise-level reporting standards.
Note
Client-level access follows strict isolation rules. Each organization’s data remains segregated, ensuring no cross-project or cross-client exposure.
Best practices
- Define clear project boundaries for each client.
- Review dashboard visibility before sharing access.
- Use consistent campaign naming for clarity.
- Keep execution data clean and structured.
Security & isolation
- Clients only see projects assigned to them.
- No cross-client visibility is possible.
- Internal user data remains hidden.
- All access is permission-controlled.
Related documentation
- Shared Access & Visibility Control
- Security & Execution Permissions
- Test Campaign Report