Product documentationUpdated March 17, 2026
Using the analytics dashboard
How to open Analytics, select a project, and use the current-project analytics view to see all analysis and metrics for that project.
Overview
This guide explains how to access the Analytics dashboard, select a project, and interpret the analytics shown for the current project—including execution trends, success rates, failing tests, and performance metrics.
Opening Analytics
- From the dashboard or sidebar, click Analytics.
- The Analytics area opens; you may be prompted to select a project if none is selected.
Selecting a project
- Use the Select Project (or project dropdown) at the top of the Analytics view.
- Choose the project whose execution data you want to analyze.
- The dashboard updates to show analytics for that project only.
Current project analytics
Once a project is selected, the current project view shows all analysis for that project, including:
- Execution volume and trends: How many runs, over what period, and pass/fail counts.
- Success rate and stability: Percentage of passing tests and trends over time.
- Top failing tests or endpoints: Which tests or endpoints fail most often, to prioritize fixes.
- Response time and performance: Slow or flaky endpoints and latency trends.
- Environment comparison (if applicable): Dev vs staging vs production behavior.
Use these views to decide where to fix tests, improve data or auth, or tighten assertions before release.
Using the dashboards
- Project overview: Use as a health check before releases.
- Drill-down: Click into failing tests or endpoints to see recent runs and failure details.
- Filters and date range: Narrow by environment, date range, or tags when the UI supports it.
Related articles
Related articles
- Understanding Analytics · Product documentation
Next steps
- Getting started · Install + connect your spec
- Configuration fundamentals · Stabilize runs
- Initial configuration · Users, licensing, projects
- Release notes · Updates and fixes
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