Coverage Dashboard Tab

The Coverage Dashboard Tab of the Coverage screen.

This is the metrics tab (/coverage?tab=coverage), headed Coverage Dashboard — five stat cards on top, then two breakdown panels.

The stat cards

Card	Meaning	Color
Automation Coverage	Percent of active and draft test cases that are automated (mapped to a script). The headline metric.	Green % with a green progress bar
Source Coverage	Percent of active sources that have at least one test case, generated or manually linked through one of their requirements.	Purple % with a purple progress bar
Orphan Test Cases	Count of test cases not linked to any requirement (sub-line: Not linked to any requirement).	Amber if > 0, gray if 0
Orphan Test Scripts	Count of mapped scripts whose test case no longer exists (broken script links; sub-line: Mapped script with no test case).	Orange if > 0, gray if 0
Orphan Sources	Count of sources with zero test cases via any path (generated or manually linked; sub-line: Sources with no linked test cases).	Purple if > 0, gray if 0

Tip

The three orphan cards mirror the lists on the Orphan Detection tab exactly — they are the quick-glance version. A gray zero on all three means no loose ends.

Test Case Automation by Priority

A horizontal-bar panel titled Test Case Automation by Priority. For each priority that has test cases, it shows how many of its test cases are automated out of the total, with the percent (for example 27/28 automated (96%)), with a bar filled to that percent. Priorities are ordered Critical -> High -> Medium -> Low and bar-colored rose (critical), orange (high), amber (medium), emerald (low). Priorities with no test cases are hidden; if there are none at all it reads “No test cases yet.”

Caution

Read this as automation per priority, not pass-rate. A 100% bar on Critical means every critical test case is automated — it says nothing about whether those tests passed.

Coverage by Type

A panel titled Coverage by Type: a set of colored pills, one per test-case type that has at least one case, each showing the type name and its count, e.g. Functional (12), Regression (5). Type colors: functional sky, regression violet, smoke amber, integration teal, e2e indigo, api cyan, performance rose, security red. If there is no data it reads “No type distribution data available.”

Related

• Coverage overview — the screen and its tabs.