Advanced reports
BugBug provides compliance-ready test reports that include detailed PDFs with step-by-step screenshots. You can easily export your test run and suite run data in multiple formats, including JSON, CSV, and more.
Advance reports are available only in the BUSINESS plan.
Available report types
Detailed PDF report with screenshots - Comprehensive, compliance-friendly report including each step and screenshot. Perfect for audits and documentation.
CSV - Spreadsheet format containing all tests, steps, and selectors. Ideal for data analysis or importing into BI tools.
JSON - Structured data format designed for sending results to other apps or integrating with external systems.
ZIP with screenshots - A packaged folder containing separate CSV and JSON files for each test, along with all related screenshots.
How to download an Advanced report for a suite run
Go to the specific suite run in Runs history.
Click
Download reportin the top-right corner.
Select your preferred format and click
Continue.
If you want to include additional context, you can add a custom note to the report before downloading. Once ready, click
Downloadto start the report generation process.
Report generation will begin, and you’ll receive a download link via email once it’s ready. The process runs asynchronously, as generating detailed reports with screenshots may take a few minutes.
Click the
Download PDF reportbutton in your email. You’ll be redirected to the BugBug app, where the report download will start automatically.
All advanced reports are available for 24 hours after generation. After that, the download links will expire, and you’ll need to generate a new report if needed.
Advanced reports that include screenshots — such as detailed PDF or ZIP with screenshots — can be quite large, sometimes exceeding hundreds of megabytes, since each test step includes its own screenshot. Keep this in mind when downloading or sharing reports.
Examples of advanced reports
Below, you can find an example of how advanced reports look like for a single suite run with multiple tests inside.
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