Detailed Test Run Reporting in AXQA Execution Intelligence Platform
The Test Case Execution Report provides a detailed breakdown of a single test run. It shows exactly what happened during execution — step by step — including validations, responses, and the final outcome.
Why it matters
- Gives full visibility into how a test behaved.
- Helps identify the exact step where a failure occurred.
- Supports precise debugging and root cause analysis.
- Provides documented evidence of system behavior at a specific moment in time.
What the report includes
- Execution timestamp.
- Execution source (manual, automated, or agent-based).
- Overall result status.
- Step-by-step execution results.
- Validation details (actual vs expected where applicable).
- Captured response data for API-driven steps.
- Associated build or version reference.
Step-level breakdown
Each step within the test case is recorded individually.
- Status per step (passed / failed / skipped if applicable).
- Execution order preserved.
- Response details and validation outcome.
- Context captured at the time of execution.
Note
This allows you to pinpoint exactly where behavior diverged from expectations.
How it works
- A test case is executed.
- The system records each step as it runs.
- Validation results are stored with contextual data.
- The overall result is calculated.
- The full execution report becomes part of the test case history.
Why reports remain reliable
- Execution data is stored independently from test definition updates.
- Historical runs remain unchanged even if the test case evolves later.
- Reports reflect the exact configuration at the time of execution.
Best practices
- Review step-level details when investigating failures.
- Use build references to correlate results with releases.
- Compare multiple executions when analyzing recurring issues.
- Document observations if a failure requires deeper investigation.
Common mistakes
❌ Only checking the overall status
✔ Always review individual steps for full clarity.
❌ Ignoring response data during API validations
✔ Examine actual vs expected values carefully.
Security & access
- Execution reports are accessible only to authorized project members.
- Historical data cannot be modified after execution.
- All execution sources are clearly identified for accountability.
Related documentation
- Execution History Overview
- Test Campaign Report
- Compare Executions