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If you have been around ReportPortal for a while, you know the request we heard most often: give us a place for manual test cases, so we don't need to run a separate TMS on the side.

At ReportPortal, our goal has always been to make life easier for testing teams. In our next major release, we're introducing Organizations, a feature built for enterprise users who run many projects, streams, and departments at once.

Game development is one of the most demanding areas of software engineering. Modern games must work reliably across several platforms, operating systems, hardware setups, and network conditions – while still delivering smooth experiences to millions of players.

GenAI is changing software development faster than any tooling shift we've seen in years. More code gets written, more features ship, and the surface area QA has to cover grows along with it.

In many test reporting setups, results are tied to individual runs. If you want to understand what’s happening with a specific test, you have to open multiple launches, compare outcomes, and reconstruct the bigger picture manually.

Media and entertainment platforms depend on complex software ecosystems. Streaming services, content management systems (CMS), recommendation engines, advertising platforms, analytics tools, and applications across web, mobile, and smart TVs must all work together seamlessly.

The ReportPortal MCP Server extends the capabilities of your QA ecosystem by connecting test execution data, test management systems, and AI assistants into a single intelligent workflow.

ReportPortal has always been an open-source solution built to serve the test automation community. For years, our team has invested deeply in bringing real value to users – enabling teams to make their automation workflows faster, clearer, and more efficient.

Logistics relies heavily on software: warehouse and transportation management systems (WMS and TMS), supply chain management platforms, ERP systems, route planning services, inventory and order management systems, customer portals, APIs, and integrations with carriers and third-party partners.

In 2025, nearly 77% of all ReportPortal launches came from just a handful of agents. Here’s what teams actually use to send test results into ReportPortal – and what that says about real-world test automation today.

We are pleased to announce that ReportPortal has successfully completed its annual SOC 2 Type II audit for the latest reporting period.

ReportPortal is widely used for analyzing automated test results, aggregating logs, classifying failures with ML, and tracking quality trends over time. When used correctly, it significantly improves feedback speed and decision-making.