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Learn how to set it up in [Report Notifications in Jira.](https://docs.testomat.io/integrations/report-notifications/jira/)

## Tests Coverage

The Tests Coverage screen provides a traceability matrix showing all Jira issues with their linked
tests. For each issue you can see:

- Title — Jira issue key and name
- Tests — number of linked tests
- Status — current test run status (e.g., Failed, Passed)
- Automation status — percentage of automated tests among linked ones

This gives the team a quick overview of which requirements are covered, how many tests back each issue, and how far automation has progressed per story.

To open the Tests Coverage screen:

1. Open the specific space
2. Click the 'More' option
3. Select the 'Tests Coverage' tab

![Tests Coverage tab](./images/att1_575.png)

The automation percentage reflects how many of the linked tests are automated — from 0% (all manual) to 100% (fully automated). Issues with no linked tests signal coverage gaps that need attention.

![Tests Coverage screen](./images/att2_575.png)

## Sprint Coverage

The Sprint Coverage tab gives a high-level summary of test execution health across a sprint. Use it to understand how well a sprint is covered with tests and how the execution is progressing — without leaving Jira.

For each sprint it shows:

- Issues with tests / Issues without tests — how many sprint issues have linked tests and how many are left uncovered
- Manual tests / Automated tests — breakdown of test types across the sprint
- Passed / Failed / Skipped / Pending / Not executed — full execution status breakdown

This makes it easy to spot coverage gaps, track automation progress, and assess sprint readiness at a glance.

To check test coverage for a sprint:

1. Open the specific space
2. Click the 'More' option
3. Select the 'Sprints Coverage' tab

![Sprint Coverage](./images/att3_575.png)

4. Enter the sprint ID(s)
5. Click the 'Submit' button

![Search sprint ID(s)](./images/att4_575.png)

:::note

To find your sprint ID, visit the [Jira Software sprint ID guide](https://support.atlassian.com/jira/kb/jira-software-how-to-identify-the-id-of-a-sprint/).

:::

## Data Sync in Jira

Testomat.io and Jira are continuously synchronized to ensure test data stays up to date across both systems. This **two-way sync** keeps all team members — QA, development, management, and stakeholders — aligned.
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![Sync button](./images/att55_401.png)

Testomat.io will re-fetch the latest information and update linked test results, statuses, and settings inside Jira. This keeps your Jira and Testomat.io data fully consistent — whether you rely on automatic background sync or perform a quick manual refresh when needed.

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