Better Continuous Test Reports in Login Enterprise 6.7 | Workspace Weekly
July 22, 2026
Continuous Testing produces the most value when teams can quickly identify what changed, determine which applications need attention, and share the result with the people responsible for the environment.
This week’s Workspace Weekly looks at the Continuous Test reporting updates in Login Enterprise 6.7, including Application Performance details, PDF reports for individual Continuous Tests, clearer result context, and new Public API options for automated reporting.
For the complete list of features, changes, improvements, and fixes in Login Enterprise 6.7, check out the official release notes.
Review Application Performance in Continuous Test Results
A Continuous Test can confirm whether sessions and applications continue to perform as expected over time. When something changes, the next question is usually not just whether the test ran. It is which application changed, how often it failed, and whether its measurements crossed an expected threshold.
Login Enterprise 6.7 adds Application Performance details to Continuous Test results. Teams can review application-level success, failures, and above-threshold measurements for the applications included in an individual Continuous Test.
Imagine you are validating a monthly desktop image update. Sessions continue to launch, but one business application begins responding more slowly after the change. The Application Performance view helps narrow the investigation to the application and measurements that require attention instead of treating the entire test as one result.
This gives application owners, EUC teams, and infrastructure teams a clearer starting point for determining whether a change affected the user experience.
For more information, refer to: Viewing Continuous Testing Results | Generating a Test PDF Report and Application Performance.
Figure 1: Reviewing application success, failures, and threshold measurements in Continuous Test results
See Test Configuration, Thresholds, and Launcher Context in Results
A measurement is more useful when teams can understand the conditions that produced it.
Login Enterprise 6.7 makes the current test configuration details available from the Continuous Test results page. This gives teams a quick way to confirm the applications, thresholds, and other settings associated with the test they are reviewing.
Threshold values are also easier to identify in chart legends, and Launcher names appear in raw-data chart tooltips where applicable.
These may sound like small additions, but they help answer common questions during an investigation:
- Which threshold was applied to this measurement?
- Which Launcher produced this data?
- Which applications and settings are currently associated with the test?
That context can reduce the amount of back-and-forth required before a team can begin investigating a result.
Generate a PDF Report for an Individual Continuous Test
Login Enterprise 6.7 also adds PDF reporting for individual Continuous Tests.
This gives teams a focused way to share results with application owners, infrastructure teams, change review boards, leadership, or other stakeholders who may not regularly sign in to Login Enterprise.
Imagine you are preparing for a change review meeting. You have already examined the Continuous Test result and identified the applications or measurements that need discussion. Instead of sending screenshots or asking every stakeholder to navigate the results interface, you can generate a PDF report for the selected test. The report turns the result into a portable record that can be saved, shared, or attached to an existing change or validation process.
Interactive Demo: Continuous Test Reporting in Action
The walkthrough below shows how to open an individual Continuous Test, review Application Performance details, confirm the result context, and generate a PDF report for stakeholders outside Login Enterprise.
The web interface supports the interactive review workflow. Teams that automate reporting can also use the Login Enterprise Public API to generate or retrieve reports as part of a scheduled or controlled process.
Automate Continuous Test Reports with the Public API (PowerShell)
For teams already using the Login Enterprise Public API, report generation can also be incorporated into an automated workflow.
For example, a team could generate a Continuous Test PDF after a scheduled validation window, save it to an internal reporting location, or attach it to a change record for later review.
The following minimal PowerShell example generates a PDF for one Continuous Test and saves it locally:
$baseUrl = "https://your-login-enterprise-appliance"
$token = "<your-system-access-token>"
$testRunId = "<your-continuous-test-uuid>"
$from = "<your-start-time-utc>" # Example: 2026-07-20T00:00:00Z
$to = "<your-end-time-utc>" # Example: 2026-07-20T23:59:59Z
$out = "C:\temp\CT-$($testRunId.Substring(0,8)).pdf"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path (Split-Path $out) -Force | Out-Null
$headers = @{ Authorization = "Bearer $token"; Accept = "application/pdf" }
$uri = "$baseUrl/publicApi/v8-preview/reports/continuous-test-runs/pdf?testRunIds=$testRunId&introduction=true&from=$([Uri]::EscapeDataString($from))&to=$([Uri]::EscapeDataString($to))"
Invoke-WebRequest -Method Get -Uri $uri -Headers $headers -OutFile $outExample: Generating and saving an individual Continuous Test PDF through the Public API
To find the Continuous Test UUID manually, open its results page in Login Enterprise and copy the UUID from the browser address bar. For example, in:
https://your-login-enterprise-appliance/continuous-testing-results/charts/d7476113-fa7e-41fc-917f-5eee34455d76the UUID is:
d7476113-fa7e-41fc-917f-5eee34455d76Continuous Test IDs can also be retrieved programmatically through the Public API, but that discovery workflow is outside the scope of this compact example.
The report endpoint supports additional options, including multiple test run IDs, custom time ranges, and the option to include or exclude the introduction.
For the complete API reference, Swagger and ReDoc access, system access token setup, and additional PowerShell examples, see: Using the Public API.
Turn Continuous Test Data Into a Shareable Outcome
Continuous Testing is not only about collecting measurements. Teams need to understand what the measurements mean, determine which applications require attention, and communicate the outcome to the people responsible for the environment.
Login Enterprise 6.7 connects those parts of the workflow more clearly. Application Performance details help teams narrow the investigation. Configuration, thresholds, and Launcher context help explain the result. PDF reporting makes the result easier to share outside Login Enterprise.
The result is a more direct path from continuous validation data to an actionable and shareable outcome.
For more information, refer to: Viewing Continuous Testing Results.
Get Started with Login Enterprise 6.7
Upgrade your appliance and launchers, then use the documentation above to start applying these improvements to your Continuous Testing and reporting workflows.
To set up a new appliance or update an existing one, go to Downloads. If your Appliance already exists and is internet-connected, follow Updating Login Enterprise. Don’t forget to take a snapshot first.
If you are not yet a Login Enterprise customer and are interested in becoming one, request a custom walkthrough with our team of EUC experts.
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