Cycle Detail Page

Click any cycle name to open its detail page. The page header shows the cycle name, type icon, status badge, and date range. Four tabs organise the cycle’s data: Results, Status, Activity, and Issues.

A sidebar on the right is visible across all tabs and shows the cycle’s metadata, hierarchy, contributors, and links.

Results tab

The default tab. Shows what work is linked to this cycle and how it is progressing.

Overview cards

Two summary cards appear at the top:

  • Test Runs & Explorations — a donut chart showing the overall status distribution, a large completion percentage, and a count of completed vs total items.
  • Cycle Activity — horizontal bars showing how many test runs and explorations are currently active out of the total linked to the cycle.

Sub-cycles

If the cycle has child cycles, they appear in a Sub cycles section with their own progress bars and status badges. You can create new sub-cycles directly from here using the New Sub Cycle button. See Sub-Cycles for details.

Test Runs table

Lists all test runs linked to this cycle.

Column What it shows
Test Run The run title (click to open the run).
State The current lifecycle state icon and name.
Contributors Avatars of users assigned to the run (up to 4 shown).
Progress Completed count out of total, percentage, and a progress bar.

Each row has a three-dot menu with options to open, edit, close, or delete the run.

Explorations table

Lists all explorations linked to this cycle.

Column What it shows
Exploration The exploration title (click to open it).
State The current lifecycle state icon and name.
Contributors Avatars of assigned users (up to 4 shown).
Activity A colour-coded grid showing the most recent test result statuses.

Status tab

Shows the combined status breakdown across all test run cases and exploration results in this cycle, including untested items.

Status breakdown

  • Completion percentage — a large number showing overall progress, with a count of remaining items.
  • Donut chart — a visual representation of the status distribution.
  • Status legend — a scrollable list of every status with its icon, name, count, and percentage.

Summary pills

Three colour-coded pills below the chart give a quick read on outcomes:

Pill What it counts
Success Results with a passing/success status.
Failures Results with a failing/failure status.
Others All other statuses (blocked, skipped, untested, etc.).

Activity tab

Tracks status changes and notes across all test runs and explorations in this cycle over a selected time period.

Time range

Use the 7d, 14d, or 30d buttons in the top-right corner to choose the lookback period. The total number of recent changes is shown alongside.

Activity chart

A line chart plots status changes over time, with one series per status. Hover over the chart to highlight individual series. A separate series is shown for notes if any were added during the period.

Activity feed

Below the chart, a chronological feed lists every individual change:

  • Entries are grouped by date (Today, Yesterday, or a formatted date).
  • Two sub-tabs let you switch between Test Runs and Explorations.
  • A status filter dropdown lets you narrow the feed to specific statuses.
  • Each entry shows the status badge, test case name, the run or session it belongs to, the time, and the user who made the change.

Click Load more at the bottom to fetch older entries if available.

Activity legend

A sidebar card lists each status with its total count for the selected period. Hovering over a legend entry highlights the corresponding series in the chart.

Issues tab

Shows external issues linked to test cases and results within this cycle. Issues come from configured External Reference integrations.

The dashboard groups issues by their traceability to test cases, giving you a clear view of which cycle results are connected to external bug trackers or project management tools.

If no external issues are linked, the tab shows “No external issues linked to this cycle.”

A persistent sidebar appears on the right side across all tabs:

Card What it shows
About The cycle type icon and name, and the start–end date range.
Hierarchy A breadcrumb trail of parent cycles (each clickable). Shows “No parent cycle.” for top-level cycles.
Contributors Avatars of users who contributed via test runs or explorations (up to 6 shown).
Links & Files Attached links and files related to the cycle.