Export Report generates a downloadable report of the current test execution run directly from the Execution Dashboard. It is the primary way to share test results with stakeholders, attach evidence to a release ticket, or keep a record of sprint test coverage.
How to Export
Open the Execution Dashboard and select the run you want to export from the Active Runs sidebar.
Click Export Report in the top-right toolbar.
The report is generated and downloaded automatically.
No external tool, copy-paste, or reformatting is required. The report is produced from the current run's data at the moment of export.
What the Report Contains
The exported report includes:
Run summary — Tests Passed, Tests Failed, and Not Executed counts for the run
Test case results — for each test case in the run: issue key, summary, assignee, and the recorded result (Passed / Failed / Not Executed)
When to Export
Before every release
Export a report from the final execution run to confirm what was tested and what the results were. Attach the report to the release ticket or sprint retrospective.
After a failed run
Export immediately after a run that has failures, before re-running. This preserves the first-pass result as a separate record.
For compliance evidence
The exported report provides a structured record of test execution. For teams under SOC2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA requirements, this report is the starting point for demonstrating that software was tested before release. Combine it with the defect trail (Defect Orchestration links) for a complete audit package.
For stakeholders
Share the report with Product Managers, Engineering Managers, or other stakeholders who need to know test status but do not have access to the Execution Dashboard.
Tips
Export after all results are marked, not mid-run, to get an accurate summary.
Each export is a snapshot of the run at the time of clicking — if you mark more results after exporting, export again to get the updated report.
If you want separate reports for different environments or test phases, create a separate execution run for each (using Create Run or Execute Plan) and export each run independently.