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-# Cached Test Results
+# Cached Test & Test Suite Results
 
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@@ -14,8 +14,12 @@ Testkube cached test results allows you to see and inspect test execution result
 
 ## Overview
 
-![offline-main](../../img/offline-list.png)
+![offline-test](../../img/offline-list.png)
 
 Testkube Cloud uses test execution data stored in Cloud to allow you inspect past test executions. This feature also works when your agent is online, but the Testkube agent doesn't have the test definition available in Kubernetes.
 
 Cached test results appear with a read-only tag. These tests cannot be updated. If you want to get rid of old tests, you can go to the Test Settings page and click "Delete Test".
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+![offline-test-suite](../../img/offline-test-suite.png)
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+Similar to tests, Testkube Cloud supports also cached test suites, using the data stored in Cloud. These can be identified by the read-only tag which suggests that either your agent is not connected, or that a particular test suite definition is no longer available in Kubernetes.