Check your Sauce Labs test runs and service status from a phone call.

Connect Saucelabs to AgentCalls with your own credentials from the Sauce Labs settings. During a call, your agent can check whether Sauce Labs services are up, look up recent test jobs by time range or owner, and pull test execution history for your team. It is built for QA leads and engineering managers who need a fast answer while they are away from their desks. Your agent reads the data and reports it back clearly. It does not change your test configuration.

What your agent can do with Saucelabs

  • Check current Sauce Labs service status and wait times during a call
  • List recent test jobs filtered by time range, job type, or owner
  • Retrieve virtual device cloud test history and job details
  • Confirm supported platforms for Appium, WebDriver, or all automation APIs
  • Report the latest Sauce Connect tunnel version and Appium end-of-life dates

Saucelabs exposes 6 actions. You choose which ones the agent may use and whether each runs during or after the call.

Example calls

Inbound status check before a release

  1. Caller

    Hi, this is Dana Ortiz from the mobile team. Are Sauce Labs services running normally right now?

  2. Agent

    Hi Dana. Yes, Sauce Labs is operating normally right now, with current wait times under two minutes. Do you want me to check the recent test jobs too?

  3. Caller

    Yes, check the VDC jobs from the last hour for the checkout app.

  4. Agent

    Found 14 VDC jobs in the last hour for that app. 13 passed and 1 failed on an Android 14 device. I can share the job ID for the failed run.

Lookup of recent test runs for a manager

  1. Caller

    This is Marcus Hale. Can you tell me how many jobs ran under the QA account yesterday?

  2. Agent

    Sure, Marcus. There were 62 test jobs under the QA account yesterday, between 9 am and 6 pm Eastern. 58 completed and 4 were stopped early.

  3. Caller

    Which Appium version are we on, and is it close to end of life?

  4. Agent

    Your project uses Appium 2.x. Sauce Labs support for that version runs through next year, so you have time to plan the upgrade.

Follow-up on a failed run

  1. Caller

    Hello, this is Priya Nair. Our login test failed overnight. Can you look that up?

  2. Agent

    Hi Priya. I found the login test job from 2:14 am. It ran on Chrome 126 on Windows 11 and ended with a timeout.

  3. Caller

    Okay, are there newer Sauce Connect tunnel versions I should move to?

  4. Agent

    The latest Sauce Connect tunnel version is available now. I can send the version details and download links to your team email.

How to connect Saucelabs

  1. 1

    Create your agent

    Sign up to AgentCalls, pick an English or Arabic voice and write what the agent should know and do in plain language.

  2. 2

    Connect Saucelabs

    From Integrations in the dashboard, choose Saucelabs and enter the connection details from your Saucelabs account settings.

  3. 3

    Choose the actions

    In the agent editor, enable the Saucelabs actions the agent may use and set each to run during the call or afterwards. Then test it from your browser.

Questions, answered.

Does this work during the call or after it?

It works during the call. Your agent looks up live data from your Sauce Labs account while the caller is on the line and reports the answer in the same conversation.

What do I need to connect Saucelabs?

You need a Sauce Labs account. In the AgentCalls dashboard, sign in and add your Sauce Labs credentials from the Sauce Labs settings. Your agent uses only the access you grant.

Which plan includes this integration?

Tool integrations, including Saucelabs, are included from the Growth plan.

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