Your first report, from plan to PDF
Choose a plan, generate your report, understand its counters and export your first PDF. Every step tells you what to expect.
What do you want to achieve?
Discover and get started
Check the prerequisites and find your way around the extension.
Prepare a campaign
Find covered requirements and prepare a suitable test plan.
Understand a NO-GO
Trace a verdict back to the rules and results that explain it.
Administer and share
Understand permissions, storage and the effects of each action.
Learn by doing
The workshops use the same fictional shop. Prepare the demo dataset in a dedicated project, or follow the steps with a small test plan you already know. The CSV tutorial provides its own files for learning suite mapping.Help inside Azure DevOps
In TestPulse → Documentation, eleven short guides cover the first report, NO-GO, Explore, Repository, Coverage, Cockpit, requirement drift, XML results import, CSV case import, history and sharing, and reassignment. Each guide brings together prerequisites, steps, expected results and troubleshooting. The detailed reference remains available. Embedded search accepts several words, with or without accents, and prioritises matching titles. Shortcuts and search results work with the keyboard. This help complements the three illustrated online workshops and the CSV tutorial above. See what is new in version 2.74.2.Find a precise answer
Generate and customise
Scope, business information, cover page and report sections.
Where do my bugs come from?
Campaign run bugs, link-based mode and the limits of each source.
Steer the campaign
Pace, remaining work, available history and projection limits.
Organise test cases
Find your tests in the Repository and prepare your plans.
Solve a problem
Missing plans, hidden exports, permissions and common questions.
See what is new
Version changes that affect your workflows.
Results need interpretation
A grade and verdict summarise rules applied to the available data. They do not replace the team’s decision: check the scope, result freshness and missing information. TestPulse does not run your tests.TestPulse runs in your browser, without a TestPulse backend. Depending on the action, it reads or writes in Azure DevOps, saves information in Extension Data, produces local files or sends a notification to a configured webhook. See the action matrix and privacy guidance.