Basic navigation

Once you’ve logged in to Autify Nexus, you can navigate by using the navigation bar on the left-hand side of the application window. Here is a brief explanation of each option, starting from the top of the navigation bar.

1. Workspace switcher

2. Scenarios

3. Results

4. Test Plans

5. Workspace Resources

6. Usage Report

7. Archive

8. Support

9. Settings

1.Workspace switcher

Toggle between your Local and Remote workspaces, if available, with the workspace switcher.

See Workspaces for more information.

2.Scenarios

The Scenarios window is where you can create, manage, and run scenarios that represent tests against your website.

See Scenarios for more information.

3.Results

You can view all test execution results in the Results window. The main window shows high-level test result information at a glance, such as whether the test passed or failed. You can click on individual test results for more detailed information.

See Results for more information.

4.Test Plans

Test plans are groups of test scenarios that are executed together across different environments. Manage your test plans in the Test Plans window.

See Test Plans for more information.

5.Workspace Resources

Workspace Resources is a feature that allows you to manage shared workspace resources such as Shared Group Steps, Workspace Variables, and Fixed Email Addresses. You can access it from the navigation bar to view Shared Group Steps, reference Workspace Variables, and create, edit, or delete Fixed Email Addresses.

6.Usage Report

The Usage Report window visualizes scenario creation status and test execution results in your workspace. You can check metrics such as pass rates and execution counts for a specified duration.

For more information, see Usage Report.

7.Archive

The Archive window lets you view archived scenarios, test plans, and execution results. From here, you can restore archived items or delete them. Right after clicking Archive from the sidebar, the Scenarios tab is displayed by default.

For more information, see Archive.

8.Support

Click the headphone icon () at the bottom left of the application window to open the Support page and use chat support.

See Basic support information for more information.

9.Settings

Clicking the cog () in the bottom-left corner of the application window opens the settings menu. From here, you can adjust various settings including local test execution settings, account settings, and other advanced options.

See Settings for more information.

How to check the Nexus app version (hash)

You can find the Nexus app version and build hash in the Settings button () at the bottom left of the window. The version is shown on the first line and the build hash (first 8 characters) is shown on the second line.