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Security Reports
We are rolling out Security Reports in QApilot to help teams bring static security analysis closer to their existing mobile testing workflows.
With this update, you can now run on-demand security analysis per app version and access the results directly within QApilot, without relying on separate tools or manual handoffs.
What this means for you:
Each app version can generate a single, dedicated Security Report, covering:
Manifest Analysis
Certificate Analysis
Code Analysis
Security scans run only when explicitly enabled during app upload, giving you full control over when analysis is performed.
Reports are easily accessible from both the Reports section and directly from the App Source view for each uploaded version.
By bringing security analysis into the same reporting flow, teams can spot potential risks earlier and make more informed release decisions without juggling multiple tools.
What else is new on QApilot
Along with security reporting, this release also includes two workflow-focused enhancements:
Custom Code Snippet Execution Teams can now create and manage secure code snippets and execute them during test runs using a new ExecuteSnippet keyword.
Draw Signature Keyword A new Draw Signature keyword enables automated drawing of signatures or text-based marks directly on the screen, supporting scenarios that require signature capture or visual confirmation during execution.
These enhancements extend QApilot’s flexibility while keeping execution predictable and secure.
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