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Run
Execute the same tests in the same framework and pipeline you already use.
Evidence feature
Automated test evidence your whole Jira team can use
Keep execution in your frameworks and CI/CD. Testream makes every published run understandable, traceable, and ready for release decisions in Jira.
Last updated July 10, 2026
Direct answer
What is Automated reporting in Testream?
Testream automated test reporting turns CI/CD results into durable Jira-visible evidence. Teams keep their existing test frameworks while Testream adds readable run summaries, failure context, artifacts, trends, and release links.
The problem
CI output is useful evidence—but only if the team can find and understand it
Raw logs and short-lived pipeline artifacts leave product, QA, and release stakeholders without a shared quality picture.
What teams gain
- Publish results without migrating test suites out of code
- Keep failures, commits, branches, environments, and artifacts together
- Build a searchable run history connected to Jira projects and releases
How it works
A clear path from setup to useful evidence.
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Publish
Send structured results through a native reporter or the Testream CLI.
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Review
Inspect readable evidence in Testream and the Jira surfaces tied to the work.
Product proof
More than a pass or fail badge
Full run and suite history
Test-level errors and stack traces
Screenshots, traces, videos, and logs
Branch, commit, environment, and release context
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Jira run summaries
Show linked automated test runs, status, commit context, and suite changes directly on the Jira issues your team already follows.
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Trends & analytics
Track pass rate, duration, flaky behavior, failure patterns, and suite growth over time with Jira project context.