Show Zephyr Scale test results on your Confluence Cloud pages
For QA leads and release managers on Jira Cloud. See live results while you test, and freeze them when you sign off the release.
Full refund on request before delivery. Due on the Atlassian Marketplace by 31 March 2027.
| Fix version | Tests | Passed | Failed | Blocked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4.2.0 | 120 | 108 | 4 | 2 |
| 4.1.3 | 50 | 47 | 1 | 1 |
| 4.1.2 | 30 | 27 | 1 | 0 |
Frozen by Dana Sample.
182 passed · 6 failed · 3 blocked · 9 not executed.
New test runs will not change these numbers.
From test cycle to signed-off report
Add the macro
On any Confluence page, pick a Zephyr Scale project and test cycle.
Watch results update
See live pass, fail, blocked and not-executed counts by Jira fix version.
Freeze at sign-off
Click "Freeze snapshot". The numbers stay, with the date and your name.
Zephyr's Confluence report macros don't work on Cloud
SmartBear built them for Server and Data Center, and they are not available on Confluence Cloud. See SmartBear's Zephyr Scale Cloud documentation.
So on Cloud, release test results get exported, screenshotted or copied by hand.
When an auditor asks what you signed off, you want one page with the real numbers.
What v1 will and will not do
v1 will
- Any project and cycle. Pick them in the macro.
- Live counts. Passed, failed, blocked and not executed.
- Coverage table. Test cases and their latest results, grouped by Jira fix version.
- Frozen snapshots. The numbers stay as signed off, with the date and who froze them.
v1 will not
- Support Zephyr Squad or Zephyr Essential
- Run on Jira or Confluence Data Center
- Export to PDF
- Write anything back to Zephyr
How the app reads your test data
One token per site
A Confluence admin pastes one Zephyr Scale API token into the app's settings, and replaces it when it expires.
Viewers see what the token sees
Anyone who can view the page sees what that token can read, whatever their own Jira permissions.
Where data goes
The app fetches data from SmartBear's Zephyr API over HTTPS, so it is not a "Runs on Atlassian" app. Frozen snapshots are stored in your Confluence site.
Pay once for the first year
For teams on Jira Cloud and Zephyr Scale who publish release reports in Confluence. Not for Zephyr Squad users or Data Center sites.
Release Test Reports · Founding year
$150for the first 12 months
Then $19/month for up to 250 users, billed through the Atlassian Marketplace, only if you choose to continue.
- One Confluence Cloud site, up to 250 users
Pre-order terms
- Not built yet. This is a refundable pre-order taken by Voigon Ltd (trading as Korenda).
- Due on the Atlassian Marketplace by 31 March 2027.
- Your 12 months start on the day your site gets access, not on the day you pay.
- If it is not available by 31 March 2027, you get a full refund automatically.
- Before delivery, ask for a full refund at any time, for any reason, by replying to your receipt email.
- If SmartBear's API or Atlassian's rules stop the app working as described, you also get a full refund.
- No other charges until you choose to continue after 12 months.
Payment is handled by Stripe on a secure checkout page.
Questions about security or your setup? Email Georgi Dimitrov.
Not ready to pay? Get notified.
Questions
What happens after I pay?
You get a receipt by email. When the app is on the Marketplace, we help you install it. Your 12 months start then.
How do I get a refund?
Reply to your receipt email before delivery. You get the full $150 back, no questions asked.
Can I stop after the first year?
Yes. Nothing more is charged unless you choose to continue.
Who's behind it
Release Test Reports is being built by Georgi Dimitrov at Korenda, a trading name of Voigon Ltd. Questions? Write to georgi@korenda.com.
Privacy
Stripe handles your payment. We receive your name, email and payment status, never your card details.
If you use the notify form, we store your email only to tell you about this product.
For how the app will read test data and where snapshots are stored, see Data access.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by SmartBear or Atlassian. Zephyr, Zephyr Scale, Jira and Confluence are trademarks of their owners.