Reading Web Chat Results

When you run a test against a Web Chat channel, the result page shows a richer view than the plain transcript you get for phone or LLM Chat. Because Web Chat drives a real widget in a browser, Testzilla captures what the widget actually rendered at each turn.

Split view: transcript and screenshots

The Web Chat result shows both panels at once — transcript and screenshots side by side on a wide screen, and stacked (transcript first, screenshots below) on a narrow one:

• Transcript — an enriched, per-turn transcript reconstructed from the conversation, so you can read exactly what the tester said and how the agent replied, turn by turn.
• Screenshots — an ordered gallery of the screenshots captured during the run, including per-turn frames and the final frame. Use it to see how the widget looked at each step and spot any visual problem the text transcript would not show.

Because both panels are visible together, you can line up what was said against what was on screen without switching views.

Note

Screenshot links are signed and time-limited. If a thumbnail fails to load because its link expired, the page refreshes the link automatically — no action needed.

Copy any section

Every major section of a result page has its own Copy button — the transcript, the data collected during the call, the call ID, and more. Click it to put just that section on your clipboard, formatted as plain text, ready to paste into a ticket, a chat, or your notes.

What’s stored

For Web Chat runs the result keeps:

• the plain transcript (always available as a fallback),
• the enriched structured transcript that powers the per-turn view, and
• the ordered screenshot gallery.

Phone, LLM Chat, and Web Voice results show the plain transcript view; the split transcript-and-screenshots view is specific to Web Chat.