Analytics Dashboards

Overview

The Dashboards tab under Analytics shows My Dashboard: a persona-based layout. Each persona card opens a tailored view of quality, performance, and delivery signals so different stakeholders see what matters for their role.

For metrics tied to one project (overview cards, test status tables, trends), use the Project analytics tab instead.

Open Dashboards

1. Select Analytics in the top navigation.
2. Select the Dashboards sub-tab (alongside Project Analytics).
3. Under My Dashboard, choose a persona card. One persona is active at a time (for example CTO for technical health and performance).

Persona dashboards

Typical persona options include:

• CIO — strategic quality overview
• CTO — technical health and performance
• Head of Dev — delivery metrics and velocity
• DevOps / SRE — pipeline and environment health
• Release Manager — release readiness and gates
• QA Lead — quality trends and test management
• Project Manager — project health and risks
• Product Owner — feature validation and coverage
• Scrum Master — sprint metrics and impediments
• Developer — endpoint health and regressions
• Tester — execution queue and flaky tests

Use Manage Personas when your deployment allows customizing which personas appear or how they are configured.

Filters and toolbar

Below the persona grid, common controls include:

• Time range — for example 30 days (adjust to match the period you want to analyze).
• Focus project — All projects or a specific project to narrow dashboard data.
• Auto-refresh — keep data current while the page is open.
• Customize — adapt layout or widgets where supported.
• Share, Schedule, Embed, TV Mode, Export — collaboration and distribution options when enabled.

KPI metric cards

Dashboards often surface summary cards such as:

• P50 / P95 / P99 response — median and upper percentile latency (for example in milliseconds).
• Endpoints — count of monitored API endpoints.
• Pass rate — overall success rate as a percentage.

Interpret these together: high latency with a dropping pass rate may point to environment or contract issues.

Slowest endpoints

A section such as Slowest endpoints lists the top endpoints by average response time (for example top 10). Use it to prioritize performance investigations and capacity checks.

Related articles

• Understanding analytics
• Project analytics
• Test reporting