Dashboards & Widgets
Create interactive dashboards with various widget types to visualize your test data.
Creating Dashboards
UReport provides two dashboard creation modes to suit different use cases:
Click "Create Dashboard"
Navigate to Dashboards and click the Create button.
Enter Basic Information
Provide a name and description for your dashboard.
Choose Visibility
Select public (visible to all) or private (only you).
Select Product Lane Strategy
Choose how widgets will be filtered:
- Single Product Focus — All widgets use one product lane (faster setup, consistent filtering)
- Multi-Product Flexibility — Choose product lane per widget (cross-product analysis)
Add Widgets
Click the "Add Widget" button to create widgets. Choose a widget type, configure its settings, and it will be added to your dashboard.
Use inline editing to rename dashboards by clicking on titles. Dashboard layouts auto-save as you make changes.
Single Product Focus dashboards bind all widgets to one product lane. Use the filter panel at the top of the dashboard to dynamically filter data across all widgets.
Core Filters
- Product & Type (required)
- Team
- Browser
- Device
- Platform
- Stage
- Version
Advanced Filters
- Date Range
- Build Range
- Status Filters
- Relation Filters
When you apply filters, all widgets on the dashboard update simultaneously to reflect the filtered data. The current filter state is preserved in the URL, making it easy to bookmark or share specific views.
Dashboard Sharing
- Public Dashboards — Visible to all users
- Private Dashboards — Only accessible to creator
- Clone Dashboards — Create personal copies
URL Sharing
- Direct links with embedded filters
- Shareable URLs preserve view state
- Copy-to-clipboard functionality
Export Options
- PDF Export for printable reports
- Individual Widget Export
- CSV Export for raw data
Widget Types
UReport offers 10+ widget types to visualize your test data:
Status Pie Chart
Interactive pie chart showing test execution results with dual view modes (Status/Triaged).
- Toggle between Status and Triaged views
- Interactive legend with click-to-filter
- Export to PDF and CSV
Build History Bar Chart
Bar/line chart displaying build execution trends over time.
- Switch between bar and line modes
- Multi-query comparison
- Configurable X/Y axis
Summary Card
Compact card showing key metrics: Build Summary, Status Summary, or Triaged Summary.
- Key performance indicators
- Trend indicators (up/down)
- Color-coded severity
Treemap
Hierarchical visualization of test distribution across relations.
- Group by teams, components, or tags
- Proportional sizing by test counts
- Interactive drill-down
Heatmap
Color-coded matrix showing pass rate trends across builds and relations.
- Matrix view of builds vs. relations
- Color intensity based on pass rates
- Historical trend analysis
Test Analysis Table
Tabular analysis of test behavior patterns (Consistent vs Flaky tests).
- Stable vs. Unstable analysis
- Flakiness percentage calculations
- Export to CSV
Top Tests Table
Ranked table of most-failing or slowest tests over a configurable time range (7, 30, or 90 days).
- Toggle between Top Failures and Slowest Tests
- Surface the most impactful tests in your suite
Trend Insights
Detects anomalous pass-rate drops across recent builds using Z-score analysis.
- Highlights builds where pass rate deviated significantly
- Shows build duration trend line
Relations Group By Bar
Stacked bar chart showing test counts and pass rates grouped by a relation attribute.
- Group by components, teams, tags, or custom dimensions
- Supports horizontal/vertical layout and table view
Each widget type has specific configuration options:
General Settings
- Widget Title
- Product Lane Selection
- Date Range
- Refresh Rate
Data Filtering
- Status Filters
- Relation Filters
- Multi-Product Lane Support
- Aggregation
Visual Customization
- Chart Types
- Color Schemes
- Axis Configuration
- Legend Settings
Some widgets support comparing data from different product lanes side by side. This is useful for cross-browser, cross-team, or cross-environment comparisons.
Open Widget Editor
Create a new widget or edit an existing one that supports multiple product lanes.
Expand "Multiple Product Lanes" Section
In the widget editor accordion, expand the "Multiple Product Lanes" panel.
Add Product Lanes
Click "Add Product Lane" to add additional data sources. Configure each product lane with different filter combinations.
Reorder and Manage
Use the arrow buttons to reorder product lanes. Edit or remove lanes as needed.
Comparison Examples
Not all widget types support multiple product lanes. The "Multiple Product Lanes" section only appears for widgets that support this feature (e.g., Build History).
Layout Management
Grid System
- Drag-and-drop positioning
- Automatic grid snapping
- Responsive layout
- Auto-save changes
Widget Sizing
- Resize by dragging corners
- Predefined size templates
- Min/max size constraints
Organization
- Add Section Divider widgets to group related widgets
- Section Dividers enable jump-to-section navigation
- Widget locking to prevent accidental changes