Customize Bug Tracking Around Your Workflow
Zunoy Custom Fields help dev and QA teams capture the exact details they need across bug reports, status changes, closure records, tags, and knowledge base articles. Add structured fields to your bug tracking workflow without forcing every team into the same process.
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Visual Bug Reporting
Multi-channel tracking
Full context from day one.
Capture the Details Your Team Actually Needs
Every team tracks bugs differently. QA teams may need test environment, build version, device type, or reproduction status. Developers may need affected module, linked PR, root cause, or regression risk. Product teams may care about customer impact, release blockers, or priority reason.
With Zunoy Custom Fields, teams can add structured data to the places where bug context matters most, so reports are easier to triage, filter, resolve, and document.
Track bug priority, status, severity, and ownership
Connect linked bugs, sub-bugs, blockers, and duplicates
Use saved tabs and custom filters for faster reviews
Keep comments, files, screenshots, and activity attached
Move every issue through a clear bug lifecycle
Add Custom Fields Across the Bug Lifecycle
Every team tracks bugs differently. Zunoy works as a custom fields bug tracker that lets teams adapt fields, statuses, tags, and closure records without forcing every project into the same rigid process.
Bug Creation Form
Add fields to capture key details when a bug is first reported, such as affected module, build version, environment, customer impact, browser, device, or release.
Bug Closure and Resolution
Status Transitions
Custom Tag Schemas
Knowledge Base Articles
CORE CAPABILITIES
Flexible Field Types for Bug Tracking
Choose the right field type based on the kind of information your team needs to collect.
Text Fields
Use short or long text fields for summaries, notes, environment details, reproduction comments, or resolution explanations.
Number Fields
Capture integers or decimal values such as version numbers, error counts, affected users, or effort estimates.
Date and DateTime
Track release dates, retest dates, due dates, deployment windows, or when an issue was first observed.
Dropdowns
Use single-select or multi-select dropdowns for components, platforms, modules, customers, test stages, or issue categories.
Checkboxes
Add simple yes/no fields for flags like regression tested, customer reported, hotfix required, or release blocker.
User Lists
Select one or multiple users for reviewers, QA owners, escalation contacts, or stakeholders.
URL and Link Fields
Attach links to pull requests, logs, dashboards, release notes, customer tickets, or external references.
Rich Text
Add formatted notes, tables, checklists, technical details, or longer resolution documentation.
User Lists
Select one or multiple users for reviewers, QA owners, escalation contacts, or stakeholders.
Required Fields
Make important fields mandatory so bug reports and closure records do not miss critical information.
Make Sure Nothing Critical Gets Skipped
Every Project Can Look Different
Turn fields on or off per project so a mobile QA project and a client support project don't share the same rigid form.
Build a Field Once, Use It Everywhere
Define dropdown options, tags, or severity scales once and reuse them across every project instead of recreating the same list twice.
Fields That Only Show Up When They Matter
Surface a field only at the right stage of the bug lifecycle — root cause at closure, verification notes only after a fix is marked resolved.
Slice Your Backlog by Any Custom Field
Filter, sort, and group bugs by any custom field — module, customer tier, or affected browser — the same way you would with built-in fields.
Closures That Actually Explain What Happened
Capture root cause, fix summary, and verification details in structured fields so closed bugs stay useful instead of just disappearing.
Create Once. Use Across Your Bug Workflow.
Once a custom field is created, it can appear across the bug tracking workflow wherever that information is useful.
Analytics usage should be added only if confirmed in the product.
Why Custom Fields Matter in Bug Tracking
Once a custom field is created, it can appear across the bug tracking workflow wherever that information is useful.
The things Developers actually ask.
What is a maintenance window?
A maintenance window is a scheduled period where monitoring checks pause during planned updates or fixes, preventing false downtime alerts.
Can I notify customers in advance?
Yes. If you choose to make maintenance public, it can be shown on your status page so customers know what’s planned.
Can I control which services are included?
Yes. You choose which monitors pause during the maintenance window, while unaffected services continue to run normally.
Build Bug Reports Around Your Process
Use Zunoy Custom Fields to capture better bug context, standardize QA workflows, improve developer handoffs, and create cleaner resolution records.
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