- Getting started
 - Best practices
 - Data privacy
 - Autopilot chat
 - Generating automations
 - Generating tests
- Generating tests
 - Quality-check requirements
 - Generate tests for requirement
 - Import manual test cases
 - Find obsolete tests
 - Generate tests for SAP transactions
 - Generate coded automations
 - Generate coded API automation
 - Refactor coded automations
 - Generate low-code automations
 - Generate synthetic test data
 - Generate test reports
 - Search Test Manager project
 
 - Autopilot for Everyone
- About Autopilot for Everyone
 - Autopilot for Everyone feature comparison
 - User types
 - Data sources
 - Toolset automations
 - Localization
 - Prerequisites
 - Autopilot widget
 - The Autopilot for Everyone tenant card
 - Prerequisites for installation
 - Enabling Anthropic models
 - Installing Autopilot for Everyone
 - Updating Autopilot for Everyone
 - Uninstalling Autopilot for Everyone
 - Configuring Autopilot for Everyone
 - Disabling the Autopilot welcome screen in Assistant
 - Configuring an LLM for Autopilot for Everyone
 
- Deploying toolset automations
 - Prompt-to-response flow
 - Launching Autopilot for Everyone
 - Autopilot settings for business users
 - Using a specialized Autopilot
 - Using a starting prompt
 - Uploading and analyzing files
 - Running automations
 - Interacting with Autopilot answers
 - Using suggested prompts
 - Starting a new chat
 - Chat history
 - Providing general feedback
 
- Clipboard AI Enterprise version
 - Troubleshooting
 
 

Autopilot user guide
AutopilotTM provides insights into failed test cases and recommendations for reducing the failure rate in your test portfolio in Test Manager. The main objective is to help you understand the primary reasons behind test case failures. In the report generated by Autopilot, the Common Errors section semantically groups similar error messages to highlight the most frequent issues. The Error Patterns section categorizes failed test cases into broader categories, identifying recurring themes and systemic problems.
This approach provides a clear understanding of the underlying issues in your test execution. The report not only pinpoints where failures are most common, but also helps plan improvements for future test executions. You can find actionable recommendations for enhancement in the Recommendations section, designed to guide your next steps in optimizing test execution stability.
To generate this report, select the desired test results, then select Generate Report and wait for a notification indicating the completion of the process.
You can download the report generated by Autopilot for Testers from the Reports tab within Execution and rename the report, if needed. The analysis is downloaded as a DOCX file.
Visit Generate test report to check the specific information that the report offers.