Analyze test failures, dramatically fast

If you’re spending more time identifying real test failures than fixing them, then your test reporting tools aren’t enough.

It’s time to try Test Observability.

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Are you taking hours to triage and debug test failures after every run?

Basic test reporting tools drown you in noise. Test Observability auto-identifies genuine test failures, employs AI to find the failure reason, and enables proactive monitoring of suite health.

View test reports in real-time

Click a build to view rich test insights during the run. For each test, you can see both the current & historical execution statuses and reason for assertion failure.

Auto-identify false failures

Filter real test failures with auto-tagging into flaky, always-failing and new-failures. No guesswork, repeat reruns, or comparison against past test reports.

Triage failures 10X faster

Instantly prioritize failures with AI-based tagging into product, automation, or environment issues. View tests grouped by unique errors to prioritize fixes.

Debug with consolidated logs

All logs – screenshot, video, test framework, terminal, application & more, chronologically consolidated in one view. No need to go back to CI console logs.

Track automation health

End-to-end visibility into suite health across stakeholders with dashboards for metrics like stability & flakiness. Set alerts to monitor & debug breaches from the same dashboard proactively.

Key Features

Supports any test automation

Analyze tests run on BrowserStack grid or CI runner hosts or anywhere else – be it Unit, API, Integration, or UI tests.

Flaky and new-failure auto-detection

Auto-identify flaky, new failure, always failing & performance anomalies with custom rules.

Timeline & Time-travel Debugging

A timeline view of all the test run logs chronologically sorted. Click on any past run to access its timeline logs.

Uncover common cause failures

No need to debug all failed tests anymore. Debug only the unique causes of failures. Save time spent on debugging.

Re-run tests directly on CI

Trigger a rerun of selected tests directly on your CI from the Test Observability dashboard.

Custom dashboards

Make better decisions with historical data on what tests are failing, flaky, or slow. Use default dashboards, or create your own.

Who is Test Observability for?

Quality Engineers
Quality Engineers

Debug test results faster and better with the right tools. Collaborate better with developers to improve quality.

Engineering Leaders

View rich, historical data on testing trends in your organization. Leverage insights to ship higher-quality products to market faster.

Developers
Developers

Reproduce bugs faster, and improve the quality and performance of unit or integration tests.

Enterprise-class features

Priority support
Priority support

Senior support engineers, response time SLAs and on-call support.

Single sign-on

Leverage SSO to easily integrate your teams into BrowserStack.

Access Control

Create sub-teams, customize dashboard views and more based on their testing needs.

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FAQs

No. Unlike application Observability tools that help you identify, monitor and debug application bugs, Test Observability helps identify, monitor and debug your test cases and test suite health.

Test Observability is designed for quality engineering teams – from quality engineers, to quality managers and leaders.

Test Observability will replace 3 tools in your DevOps stack—

  1. The tool that you use for Test Reporting like Allure or Cucumber reports
  2. The tool(s) that you use for Test Debugging like CI console logs & artifacts like screenshots, network logs, video etc; and
  3. The tool that you use for Test Suite Health Monitoring like Spreadsheets.

It’s a 3-in-1 tool.

All types of automated tests are supported – Be it unit, API, integration, functional or any other test.

Yes. Test Observability is platform agnostic – it works irrespective of whether you run tests on BrowserStack, local, or anywhere else.

No. You can use our online Sandbox to play around with all the features. No setup, integration or sign-up needed.

Test Observability works by instrumenting your tests through BrowserStack SDK for your test framework. All test-related details, logs, screenshots, CI information, Git information, etc are sent over to the Test Observability backend automatically while your tests are running. It all works magically without needing any setup time whatsoever.

Less than a few minutes flat. You need to follow only the 2-3 steps in the getting started documentation, and then BrowserStack SDK starts collecting all your test data automatically.

We support native SDKs for a lot of automation frameworks. You can find the complete list here. You can also use Test Observability even if your automation framework isn’t supported by uploading JUnit XML reports to our API endpoint.