QA Assessment Scorecard for Modern Testing Teams

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TestRail Usage:
Q1. Do you currently use TestRail?

Yes

No

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Test Coverage
Q2. How much of your key application features are covered by test cases?

Limited coverage (less than 50%)

Reasonable coverage (50–80%)

High coverage (more than 80%)

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Test Automation Level
Q3. What proportion of your tests are automated and runs automatically (e.g., via Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Cypress)?

Mostly manual (less than 30% automated)

Partially automated (30–70% automated)

Largely automated (more than 70% automated)

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Traceability to Defects
Q4. How well can you link tests to defects (for example, in Jira)?

No clear linkage between tests and defects

Some linkage, but not consistent

Clear, consistent linkage in both directions

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Test Execution Environment
Q5. Where do your tests primarily run today?

Mostly on local machines or on‑premise environments

A mix of local and cloud environments

Primarily on cloud platforms (e.g., TestMu AI/LambdaTest, BrowserStack)

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Reporting and Dashboards
Q6. How do you typically view and share test results?

Basic lists or exports (e.g., spreadsheets, logs)

Some standard reports or simple dashboards

Comprehensive dashboards with key QA metrics and trends

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Team Collaboration
Q7. For teams using TestRail: how easy is it for your team to collaborate on test planning and execution in TestRail?

Difficult: Usage is ad‑hoc or limited

Moderate: TestRail is used but not fully adopted

Strong: TestRail is a central, well‑adopted collaboration hub

Not using TestRail

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