# Advanced Features

### Report Actions

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After executing a test and viewing the report, you'll find several actions that you can perform to manage and interact with the test results.

#### Username

The "Username" section displays the name of the user who initiated the test execution.

#### Send Email

The "Send Email" action allows you to share the test report with relevant stakeholders via email.

#### Download Report

The "Download Report" option enables you to download the test report as a file. This is useful for offline review, archiving, or sharing the report outside of the testing platform.

#### Retry Test

If the test execution encountered issues or failures, the "Retry Test" button lets you initiate the same test run again. This can be helpful for retesting to verify fixes or rule out intermittent issues.

#### Delete Report

The "Delete Report" action allows you to permanently remove the test report.

#### Create Ticket

The "Create Ticket" action enables you to create a support or bug ticket directly from the test report.

### Parameterized Case

#### Parameterized API Testing and Execution

In this guide, you'll learn how to perform parameterized API testing using external Excel and JSON files. You'll also understand how to configure test script connections, add connection configurations, and execute the scripts.

step-1 : Prepare an Excel or JSON or XML file with a list of input details to be parameterized and saved.

Step-2 : Implement the API request to save connections using the data from the file.

Step-3 : Execute the script and ensure the connections are saved as expected.

#### Parameterized Functional Reports

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For parameterized reports we will have individual reports for each case in Functional.

#### Parameterized Performance Reports

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For parameterized reports we will have individual reports for each case in Performance.


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