LambdaTest launches AI-driven analytics for QA teams

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LambdaTest has announced the launch of its analytics features empowering QA teams with deeper insights and enhanced control over test automation. The new features use AI and ML to optimise software quality and performance.

“We are thrilled to introduce these cutting-edge analytics tools to our platform,” said Mayank Bhola, the co-Founder and head of product at LambdaTest. “Our goal is to equip QA teams with the necessary insights to swiftly identify and resolve issues, ensuring higher software quality and improved performance. These features will revolutionise how our users approach test automation.”

Key features include:

AI copilot dashboard simplifies data analysis by allowing users to easily interact with data using natural language queries and receive actionable insights. It offers predictive analytics and intelligent recommendations, helping teams make data-driven decisions efficiently.

AI-powered flaky test analytics shares invaluable insights into test suite behaviour, enabling teams to reduce test execution time and improve software quality significantly with decreasing the release cycle time. By identifying and prioritising flaky tests based on their impact, teams can optimise debugging efforts, accelerate testing cycles and increase test reliability.

LambdaTest’s command logs analytics provides granular insights into test execution, enabling QA teams to pinpoint issues and optimise test scripts without stale elements. By analysing command-level data, users can identify performance bottlenecks, troubleshoot test failures effectively and proactively address potential problems for each session run.

Test case insights simplifies the analysis of test automation execution on LambdaTest at each step of the test session. These insights help in test case health analysis, displaying success versus failure rates and analysing test cases by group to identify frequently failing tests.

Allure test insights with HyperExecute provides a time-series analysis of test execution results using Allure reports. Users can track test status, duration and suite details, assess suite health, analyse test status ratios and evaluate the average test durations of the test suites with multiple custom filter options.

These features are available globally to all LambdaTest users, addressing common test automation challenges and providing detailed insights into test cases and execution trends.

For more information about LambdaTest’s latest features and to start using these powerful analytics tools, visit https://www.lambdatest.com/.  

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