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Test SessionsDirect link to Test Sessions

A test session is a single execution run — one or more test cases, executed against one environment, by one or more Cloud Agents. Every run you've ever started lives in Test sessions, active and completed.

Starting a sessionDirect link to Starting a session

  1. Go to Test sessions and click New Test Session.
  2. Choose the environment to run against.
  3. Select the test case(s) to include — an individual test case, a folder, or a saved test plan (shown in history as, for example, "Job: Daily Tests").
  4. Start the session. It's picked up by the next available agent (or queued if your fleet is fully busy — see Agents).

Reading the session listDirect link to Reading the session list

The Test sessions table (switchable between grid and table view) includes:

ColumnMeaning
Session idUnique identifier for the run, e.g. #7b8eae5d.
TitleThe test case, folder, or job name that was run.
StatusRunning, Completed, or Cancelled.
ScoreResult out of 100. Green (high), amber (mid), red (low) — mirrors environment health scoring.
EnvironmentWhich environment the session ran against.
Started byThe user (or scheduler, shown with a calendar icon) that triggered the run.
AgentsHow many agents were used for this session (more than one indicates parallel execution across multiple test cases).
TestsTests passed over tests run, e.g. 11/11.
DurationTotal wall-clock time for the session.
Started atRelative timestamp, e.g. 3d ago.

A session can also show Cancelled with a 0/0 test count — this means it was stopped before any test executed (for example, manually cancelled or blocked by a config issue), and doesn't count against your score.

Reading a single sessionDirect link to Reading a single session

Click into any session to see:

  • A per-test-case breakdown with pass/fail for each step.
  • Screenshots captured at key points (and on failure) for visual confirmation.
  • The exact duration and which agent(s) executed it.

Filtering and viewsDirect link to Filtering and views

Use the filter icon to narrow sessions by status, environment, or date range. The grid/table toggle (top right) switches between a card layout and the dense table shown above — table view is generally faster for scanning a long history.