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Real-time quality intelligence, not yesterday's test summary

Quality View watches every run from the Qventis Engine and all eight engines, then tells you what is about to go wrong: rising release risk, untested changes, flaky drift and heals waiting too long. Alerts reach the right person while there is still time to act.

  • Leading indicators
  • Live alerts
  • Every number sourced
Quality pulseLive, updated as runs finish
Release risk forecastRisingCritical changes still untestedChanged steps coveredImprovingCoverage of what the release touchedFlaky driftWatchNew instability since the last mergeEscape riskFallingDefects likely to reach productionHeal queue ageRisingProposals waiting past policyReadiness to go-liveOn trackTrend against the cohort dateLIVE ALERTSA delivered-enabled change in Payables has no test yetRelease IntelligenceFlaky rate rising in the checkout suite after the last mergeRun analyticsA proposed heal has waited longer than the approval policyGovernance
Illustrative viewLeading indicators, not yesterday's summary

What modern quality teams watch

Pass rates and defect counts tell you what already happened. These signals tell you what happens next.

Release risk forecast

Changed features, untested steps and customization exposure rolled into one trend toward the go-live date.

Changed-step coverage

How much of what the release touched has a passing test, by process chain.

Flaky drift and failure causes

New instability after each merge, with failures grouped into product, test and environment causes.

Escape risk

Where defects are most likely to slip through, based on change, coverage and history.

Agent and heal activity

What coding agents created, changed and proposed, and how long approvals are taking.

Alerts where people work

Thresholds you set, delivered to Teams, Slack, ServiceNow or Jira with the evidence attached.

From results to a signed decision

Signed go or no-go

No more chasing status across tools. The release decision is built for you and signed by a person.

Release testing
  1. Every engine finishes its runs for the release

  2. Quality View builds the readiness summary and evidence pack

  3. Open defects and uncovered changes are listed for review

  4. The release manager records release acceptance: accept, accept with actions or hold

  5. The pack is attached to your change record

Replace the release-night spreadsheet

See your next release in one pane of glass.

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