Test Scope Documentation
Recording what product, system, component or function was included in the testing.
Lamtas Test Documentation
Create a complete written record of technical testing, including test conditions, procedures, results and exceptions.
We transform test records and results into structured reports suitable for technical review and project documentation.
Testing Documentation
Testing generates evidence that may include test cases, screenshots, logs, measurements, observations and pass or fail results. A formal report brings those pieces together.
Lamtas prepares technical test reports from information supplied by testing teams, engineers, developers, laboratories and other technical professionals.
The report can be structured so that the intended result and recorded outcome can be compared for each test or testing phase.
Our Services
We support the reporting stage after testing has been performed and the relevant records are available.
Recording what product, system, component or function was included in the testing.
Documenting the configuration, conditions and environment supplied for the test.
Organizing test cases, expected outcomes and actual results.
Incorporating supplied logs, screenshots, measurements and supporting evidence.
Recording unexpected outcomes, failed cases and unresolved testing issues.
Improving an existing test report for readability, consistency and professional presentation.
Our Process
We establish the testing scope, intended audience and reporting requirements.
Test plans, result sheets, logs, screenshots and observations are organized.
Relevant test cases are structured with their expected and recorded outcomes.
The test evidence is developed into clear report content.
Failed, unexpected or inconclusive outcomes are clearly identified.
The completed report is checked and formatted for technical review.
Related Services
Testing frequently contributes evidence to verification, validation and performance documentation.
Documentation of verification against specified requirements.
Documentation concerning suitability for intended use.
Reporting on measurable performance.
Documentation of a structured technical review.
It can contain the test purpose, environment, procedures, test cases, expected results, actual results, evidence, exceptions and conclusions.
Yes. Software test cases, screenshots, logs, defect information and results can be organized into a professional test report.
Yes. Supplied measurements, observations and testing records can be incorporated.
No. Lamtas provides writing and documentation support using results supplied by the responsible testing team.
Yes. Failed, inconclusive and unexpected results can be documented alongside the relevant evidence.
Send us your test plan, test cases, result sheets, logs or existing report and we can prepare the final documentation.