The Test Details page in Functionize offers multiple options to download test actions and results. These reports can be shared externally, stored for compliance, or used internally for:
- Assessing whether a test fully covers its scenario.
- Quickly reviewing what happened during a test execution.
- Creating training or audit documentation.
Available Report Types
Functionize provides four types of downloadable reports:
- CSV Test Plan
- TXT Network Logs
- PDF Test Actions Report
- PDF Action Log Report
Each serves a different purpose depending on the audience and level of detail required.
Accessing Test Reports
- Navigate to the Test Details page for the desired test.
- Open the Settings dropdown menu.
- Expand the Reports section from the dropdown menu.
- Select the report type you want to download.
Report Details
CSV Test Plan
A structured test plan export in .csv format. Useful for reviewing coverage in a lightweight, tabular format.
Includes:
- Test Step Instruction – What each step does.
- Test Step Data – Input values used.
- Expected Result – Anticipated outcome of the step.
- Edited By – Who last modified the step.
Best for: Auditors, QA managers, or anyone validating test design at a glance.
TXT Network Logs
Provides detailed network traffic logs in .txt format.
Setup Requirement:
- Enable Capture Network Logs in the Advanced section of test settings.
- Run the test execution before downloading logs.
Includes:
- HTTP requests and responses
- HTTP status codes
Best for: Developers investigating API calls, failed responses, or network-related performance issues.
PDF Test Actions Report
A visual, screenshot-rich PDF that shows exactly what happened during execution.
Features:
- Project name & test case details
- Execution metadata (status, date, time, region)
- Summary: number of instructions & actions
- Step-by-step details with:
- Instruction
- Full-page screenshot for each step
- Current run element/URL
- Modeled run element/URL
- Link back to the full test results in Functionize
Special Note:
- For tests with 40+ actions, the report is generated in the background and sent via email.
- If you request again while it’s still processing, you’ll see: "Your request is still under process, please wait."
Best for: Sharing with non-Functionize users (e.g., stakeholders, clients) who need a visual walkthrough of the test execution.
PDF Test Action Log Report
A concise log-style report listing all test actions in sequence.
Includes for each action:
- Project name & test case name
- URL under test
- Action type (click, input, navigate, etc.)
- Element type (button, text field, link, etc.)
- Operator used (e.g., equals, contains)
Best for: Technical users who want a clean, text-based action record without screenshots.
Choosing the Right Report
| Report Type | Best For | Format | Detail Level |
| CSV Test Plan | Reviewing test design coverage | .csv | Medium |
| TXT Network Logs | Debugging API & network issues | .txt | High (raw data) |
| PDF Test Actions | External sharing, audits, training | .pdf | Very High (screenshots + context) |
| PDF Action Log | Quick review of all test actions | .pdf | Medium-High (structured text) |
Best Practice: Use the PDF Test Actions Report for external stakeholders, the CSV Test Plan for coverage reviews, and the Network Logs when debugging failures.