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# Seamless Collaboration with QA

Work together with the QA team! Share your coverage insights and collaborate to address gaps effectively and focus testing efforts on what matters most.&#x20;

By fostering seamless collaboration and proactive gap identification, you and your QA team can achieve comprehensive testing, deliver high-quality software, and build a culture of shared responsibility for quality.

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## Step-by-Step Tutorial

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<summary><strong>1. Access the Report</strong></summary>

* Navigate to your relevant Jira project and open the Sheets page with the User Story Coverage report.
* If unavailable, follow the [How to Generate / Edit the Report](/knowledgebase/guides/user-story-coverage/user-story-coverage-report-overview/release-go-no-go-report/how-to-generate-edit-the-report.md) guide to create it.

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<summary><strong>2. Ensure Scope Accuracy</strong></summary>

* Verify the report covers the current focus by checking the Scope icon at the bottom right.\
  ![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/Ysudbcd27UHLa2tTHHbh/blobs/hVTaa3QKp86pIL2448L6/image.png)&#x20;
* Adjust the scope if needed using the [How to Generate / Edit the Report](/knowledgebase/guides/user-story-coverage/user-story-coverage-report-overview/release-go-no-go-report/how-to-generate-edit-the-report.md) guide.

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<summary><strong>3. Monitor Coverage</strong> </summary>

* Collaboratively monitor coverage across all relevant user stories and subtasks.
* Analyze both Modified Coverage and Non-Unit Tests Coverage for each item, understanding coverage levels and potential gaps.

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<summary><strong>4. Identify Gaps &#x26; Drill Down</strong></summary>

* Be alerted to low coverage (0% or very low) or specific test types lacking coverage within your scope.
* Drill down into uncovered areas by:
  * Opening the relevant user story/subtask in Jira and navigating to the "Coverage" tab.&#x20;
  * Opening the "Uncovered Methods Report" for direct access to untested methods.\
    \
    ![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/Ysudbcd27UHLa2tTHHbh/blobs/XPZIvgi72jL9GDfC1mBf/image.png)

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<summary><strong>5. Collaborate &#x26; Explain</strong></summary>

* Discuss uncovered methods with your QA team.
* Explain the functionality and criticality of each method, aiding in test type selection and prioritization.

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<summary><strong>6. Make it Routine</strong></summary>

Integrate this collaborative review process into daily scrum meetings or weekly meetings to ensure continued awareness and proactive gap closure.

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