QA Forge
Test your Windows software properly, and run the same tests again next month.
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PLQA Advance Reporting
Turn your test results into a report your client or your boss will actually read.
Not sure it fits your job? Tell us about it. We will give you an honest answer before you buy.
// the problem
The testing gets done and then somebody spends half a day in a spreadsheet turning it into something a client or a manager can read. Every cycle. Formatted slightly differently each time, so nobody can compare this release to the last one.
// what this does
PLQA takes the output you already produce and builds the report from it — the same structure every cycle, so trends actually become visible instead of being buried in six differently-formatted files.
// features
What you get
Consistent report structure
Every cycle produces the same shape of report, which is the only way period-over-period comparison ever works.
Trends across cycles
See whether failure rates are moving in the right direction instead of only seeing this week's number.
Failure breakdowns
Group failures by module, severity or type, so the report points at where the problem actually is.
Client-ready output
Reports designed to be sent onward as-is, not to be reformatted before anyone outside the QA team sees them.
Multiple export formats
Get the report out in the format the person receiving it actually uses.
Works with your existing data
Built to consume QA output you already generate rather than demanding you change how you test first.
// how it works
Three steps, start to finish
01
Connect your QA output
Point it at the test results you already produce.
02
Choose the report
Pick the breakdown and the period you need — per cycle, per module, or across releases.
03
Export and send
Generate the report and send it on. Next cycle produces the same structure automatically.
// licensing
Pick the licence that matches how you'll use it
You get the same tool in every plan. What changes is how many places you can use it, and how fast we answer you.
Single
One site or one machine
- Full product, no feature limits
- One site / one machine activation
- Updates for the licence period
- Included support — 48 hour response
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Business
Multiple sites, one team
- Full product, no feature limits
- Multiple activations
- Updates for the licence period
- Priority support — 12 hour response
- Configuration guidance included
Agency
Deploy across client work
- Full product, no feature limits
- Use across client projects
- Updates for the licence period
- Managed support — 4 hour response
- Install & setup on request
Tell us which plan fits you. We send the price the same day. You are not committing to anything by asking.
// specifications
Technical details
- Type
- Reporting & analytics suite
- Input
- Existing QA / test cycle output
- Reports
- Per cycle, per module, across releases
- Export formats
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- Platform
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- Current version
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Where you see a dash, we have not put a number because we will not guess one. Ask us and we will give you the exact answer for your setup.
// support
What happens after you buy
- Help to get it installed and running. We would rather it works than leave you stuck
- Bug fixes for as long as your licence runs
- New versions as we release them
- A reply inside your plan's time: 48 hours, 12 hours or 4 hours
// faq
Questions about PLQA Advance Reporting
No — it sits after it. It's a reporting layer on top of the QA output you already generate.
Send us a sample of what your current process produces and we'll confirm compatibility before you commit to anything.
Tell us what you need on the report — logo, client name, custom sections — and we'll confirm what's supported today.
They're designed to sit together: QA Forge for running the cycle, PLQA for reporting across cycles.
No. It starts producing consistent reports from your next cycle, and trend views get more useful as cycles accumulate.
// related
Tools that work well with this one
// next step
Not sure if it fits your setup?
Tell us what you use now. If PLQA Advance Reporting is not the right fit, we will say so.