QA Automation

You've done the hard part, the tests run automatically, the results come in automatically. And then a human has to read them, manually create Jira bugs for every failure, notify Slack, update the release tracker, and write the Confluence summary. The tests are automated. Everything that happens because of the tests is still manual. That's the QA automation gap, and most teams don't notice it until someone asks why QA is still the bottleneck in a team that runs automated tests