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title: "Testing Status Coverage Risk Indicators"
slug: "how-is-testing-coverage-risk-calculated-for-a-requirement"
updated: 2021-12-26T19:18:21Z
published: 2021-12-26T19:18:21Z
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://success.panaya.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Testing Coverage Risk Indicators

Panaya allows you to track the definition process of Requirements all the way through planning, execution, and completion. You will need to set the [Status](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) to reflect with correspondent Risk Indicators.![](https://cdn.document360.io/f404076c-de23-4609-848e-2dfd4ef701b0/Images/Documentation/image-1640181461104.png)

**No Test Coverage** Will appear for Requirements where no Tests have been linked.

**Covered** Will appear for Requirements in Backlog or Design [statuses](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where a Test Plan is [defined](/v1/docs/how-to-define-the-test-plan-of-a-requirement) but not yet [approved](/v1/docs/how-to-approve-the-test-plan)

**Coverage Approved*** Will appear for Requirements in Backlog or Design [statuses](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where Test Plan is [defined](/v1/docs/how-to-define-the-test-plan-of-a-requirement) and [approved](/v1/docs/how-to-approve-the-test-plan) * For Test Dynamix subscriptions without Release Dynamix

**No Testing Execution** Will appear for Requirements in Testing or Completed [statuses](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where all Tests have not yet been executed

**Partial Testing Execution** Will appear for Requirements in Testing or Completed [status](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where testing has begun

**Testing Failures** Will appear for Requirements in Testing or Completed [statuses](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where testing has begun and some tests have been failed

**Test Plan Executed** Will appear for Requirements in Testing or Completed [statuses](/v1/docs/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean) where the defined Test Plan has been executed, passed, and completed.

## Related

- [Requirement and Features Statuses](/what-does-the-requirement-status-mean.md)