Currently, the AI report feature is exclusively available to PFLB users.
To generate an AI report, you must perform your entire load test using the PFLB cloud testing platform.
Say goodbye to tedious manual reporting after load testing! With PFLB’s innovative AI-powered report generation, performance engineers can quickly turn detailed test data into comprehensive reports. This guide walks you step-by-step through setting up your test, running it, and effortlessly generating exhaustive performance analysis — so you spend less time reporting and more time optimizing.
Let’s dive in!
After logging into the PFLB platform, click “+ New test” in the top-left corner of your screen to start setting up your load test.
After creating a new test, select “Import from Jmeter” from the Import data menu on the left-hand side.
A pop-up window appears, where you should:
Your test scenarios from JMeter will now be ready to use in PFLB.
Before running your test, you’ll need to confirm and fine-tune your configuration:
Confirm Thread Groups:
Ensure your imported thread groups from JMeter correctly represent your test scenarios.
Verify Load Profile:
Review your load profile visually to ensure it accurately reflects the intended load scenarios.
Add SLA and Settings (Optional):
Once satisfied, you’re ready to run your performance test in PFLB.
Click on “Create test run” at the bottom-right of the test setup page.
In the pop-up, you can optionally:
You can then track the test’s status and progress in real-time from the Test runs page.
Once your test run is completed, follow these steps to generate your AI-powered report:
Click on the “Reports” tab at the top of your screen.
On the Reports page, click the “AI report” button.
From the pop-up window, select the completed test run you want a report for, then click on “Generate AI report”.
The platform will begin analyzing your test data automatically. This process may take a few minutes, during which you’ll see the status as “Might take a few minutes”.
Once your report is ready, you’ll receive a notification.Return to the “Reports” tab and find your newly created AI report in the list.
Click and open it.
Your AI-generated performance analysis, complete with insights and recommendations, is now ready to review and share with your team. Read more about AI in Load Testing.

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