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# Analyze Test runs

The test verification feature allows you to analyze the performance of the test runs. Let's see how the test verification helps you to do so.

To view the Summary view of the test run for an application follow the steps below:

1. Click **Continuous Verification** and select **Test Verification** in the navigation menu as shown below:

![](/files/j7zfmhRe6x4a31cRnURK)

2\. The Test Verification Summary view will appear as shown below:

![](/files/22CEysL2ldnXtXeibq4N)

In the above screen you can select the application for which you want to view the test run and also you can select from the **Select Test Application drop-down**. The detailed view of the test run will look like as shown below: 

![](/files/FuZX0IJ9dmF9to9knfBy)

In the above screen you can do the following:

* Click the Select Test Application drop-down to select the application.
* Click the Select Test Run drop-down to select the test run.
* Click the Select Test Service drop-down to select the service.

The Test Case details table has the following information:

* Test Case - This column shows the exact test case which has failed.
* Test Suite - This column shows the test suite which has failed.
* Baseline Time - This column shows the time taken by the baseline to complete the test run.
* New Time - This column shows the time taken by the latest release to complete the test run.
* Status - This column shows the status of the test run. 
* Failure Cause - This column shows the cause of the test run failure.
* Comment - This column shows any comment for the test run. 


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