Help & Documentation
How TestLabIQ works – feature by feature, including common issues and how to fix them. Our AI support assistant uses the same content.
Agent Access (AI Support & Automation)
Programs (the AI support assistant, your own automations, third-party systems) can access a limited, clearly defined set of functions in your organization …
Analytics
The analytics page shows metrics and trends for a selectable range (30/90/180/365 days) — unlike the dashboard, which shows the current status and what …
Audit Log
The audit log is the complete record of every change in your organization: who changed what, and when. Every mutation (project created, station edited, …
Baseline & Milestones (Project Detail Page)
A baseline freezes a project's currently calculated schedule (sequence start/end, milestone due dates) under a name. Delay can only be measured once a …
Calendar
The calendar shows planned and actual test case entries, maintenance, milestones, and station reservations for the organization in a month, week, day, or …
Capacity forecast
The capacity forecast (Plan → Capacity forecast) shows per station type whether your stations cover the scheduled and not-yet-scheduled tests of the …
Chain of Custody
The chain of custody is a complete traceability record per test object: it records who had custody of the test object when, where it physically was, and …
Control room
The control room (Today → Control room) shows the live status of all test stations on one page: which station is running a test, which one is free, which …
Customer management
Customer management maintains real customer master data — name, customer number, contact person, address — instead of free text on the project. A project …
Customer Portal (Read-Only Links for Customers)
The customer portal is a shareable link that lets a customer view the status of one project without logging in and without their own account. The customer …
Dashboard
The dashboard is the landing page after sign-in and answers three questions: how is the lab doing overall ("Current status", the same for every lab …
Documents
A general document storage for anything that doesn't fit elsewhere — manuals, standards, internal instructions. Files live in a simple folder tree, with …
Help Center
The Help Center collects explanations of every feature in the app in one place: one page per feature, with a description, how to use it, and common …
Inventory (Equipment & Calibration)
Inventory manages measurement and auxiliary equipment (e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, reference sensors) needed for testing — separate from stations …
Measurement Data
The "Measurement data" section on a test case's detail page shows all measurements for that test case in a single view — as tiles (last value per channel, …
Milestones
The milestone overview shows every milestone across all projects — recently completed and upcoming ones, including status. New milestones can be created …
MQTT Integration (Connecting Stations Live)
Stations that speak MQTT can deliver their measurements directly to TestLabIQ — without a CSV detour and without your own REST script. The app connects to …
Navigation
Navigation organizes TestLabIQ into five areas by workflow: Today, Plan, Lab, Quality and Master data. By default it is a sidebar on the left; under "My …
Nonconformances
A nonconformance is a short note about something noticed while executing a test case — a measurement device outside tolerance, unexpected behavior, or …
Projects
A project bundles everything that belongs to a test assignment: test sequences, milestones, reports, nonconformances, and the schedule over all of it. …
Reports
A report summarizes the results of a test sequence or an entire project as an immutable PDF document. Every report is versioned: creating a new one …
REST API (Projects, Test Cases, Sequences, Results)
The REST API is the programmatic read access to your data: external systems (PLM, Jira, your own scripts, dashboards) can read projects, test cases, …
Settings
Settings are split into two tabs: Organization (organization-wide configuration, only visible and editable with the org:settings permission) and My …
Staff management
The staff page shows every member of the organization with their role, their assigned qualifications, the stations they can operate, and their current or …
Station Simulator (Testing Data Reception)
The station simulator is a standalone testing tool that mimics a real test station: it continuously generates measurements and sends them to TestLabIQ via …
Stations
A station (test station) is a workstation or measurement setup where test cases are executed. Stations are assigned to test steps, taken into account for …
Support Chat & Escalation
The support chat is the fastest way to get help: you ask your question, and an AI assistant answers — usually right away, based on this help …
Test Object Types & Properties
Test object types (Settings → Test Object Types) group test objects with shared characteristics (e.g., "Sensor", "Control unit") and define freely …
Test objects
Test objects (DUTs, "devices under test") are the physical items examined in test sequences — with type, status, part/serial number, and optional barcode …
Test overview
The test overview shows every test sequence in the organization in one place — running, completed, and planned — with customer, project, test object, and …
Test Sequences
A test sequence bundles the test cases that a test object runs through, one after another or in parallel — including schedule, station assignment, and …
User management
User management shows every member of the organization, their role, and pending invites — on its own standalone page. Every member can see it; who can …
Webhooks
Webhooks automatically notify external systems about lab events — e.g., a CI pipeline, a chat tool, or your own dashboard. As soon as something happens (a …