Glossary
Test automation metrics describe the usefulness and operating cost of a test suite. Examples include feedback time, investigation effort, meaningful coverage and inconsistent results.
A rising test count or pass rate can hide weak assertions. Metrics help when their definition and relationship to release decisions are clear.
Teams combine quantitative measures with reviews of actual failures and known coverage gaps. They compare trends using consistent definitions and avoid treating one number as release certainty.
Zerocheck exposes run duration, test status, attempts, failure details and healing history. It does not calculate release-confidence, coverage or compliance scores. Use those run records with your own review process to evaluate whether the suite is helping.