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Salesforce test automation with Testim.io

Published by JET BI
01 December 2023
Salesforce

Introduction

Testim.io was selected based on the next critical criteria:

  1. User Accessibility: Automation with Testim.io is designed to be user-friendly, requiring no programming background. This allows manual testers to lead the testing process.
  2. Simply Salesforce Integration: Testim.io seamlessly integrates with Salesforce, providing a harmonious environment for testers. This integration facilitates the creation, editing, and execution of tests directly within the Salesforce platform.
     

Project Description

The project "LeavePlanner,'' is dedicated to offering vacation accounting and planning services for corporate clients. Was decided to implement Testim.io's solution to automate testing in this Salesforce app. The goal was to reduce the time spent on testing and increase its efficiency, while providing a daily status report on the system.
 

Goals:

  1. Efficiency and Time Savings
  2. Save time on testing efforts
  3. Increase overall testing efficiency
  4. System Status Reporting
  5. Generate system status reports every sprint (every 2 weeks)
  6. Rapid Core Functionality Testing
  7. Expedite the testing of core functionality post the implementation of changes and Salesforce updates

 

Additional Automation Goals:

  1. Key User Testing Scenarios: Automate critical user testing scenarios to detect errors at an early stage.
  2. Release Time Reduction: Decrease the time to release through streamlined testing processes.
  3. QA Team Availability: Make the QA team available to explore and test new and complex scenarios.
  4. Defect Mitigation: Reduce the risk of defects in the production environment through systematic testing.
  5. Enhanced Quality and User Satisfaction: Improve overall software quality, leading to heightened user satisfaction.

 

Tasks:

  1. Identification of User Scenarios: Conducting analysis to identify and prioritize user scenarios for testing at each release. Categorizing scenarios based on functionality and impact. Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure a comprehensive understanding of user requirements.
  2. Autotest Preparation using Testim.io: Preparing automated tests scenarios. Identifying user scenarios, focusing on replicating real-user interactions. Implementing best practices for test suit organization and maintainability to facilitate scalability.
  3. Framework Configuration: Configuring the testing framework to create a scalable automation infrastructure. Modularization for future test automation updates. Implement logging and reporting mechanisms for detailed analysis of test results.
  4. Scheduled Test Run Every Sprint: Establishing a systematic schedule for test runs, aligning with the sprint cycles. Integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipeline for seamless execution. Monitoring and adjusting the schedule as needed, ensuring timely feedback on system status.

 

Results:

  • Created automated tests that focused on important user situations and made sure all essential features were covered.
  • Tested workflows were optimized by implementing a well-organized test suite that made it possible to perform tests quickly and easily.
  • Ensured the test scripts' continued relevance and efficacy by providing assistance and upkeep.
  • Streamlined the testing process by attaining a noteworthy 30% decrease in the time spent testing essential functionality.
  • Prevented possible interruptions by promptly identifying and resolving faults that were creating inoperability on the site and harming performance.
  • Effect on the Project and Business: The project is positively impacted by the test automation approach that has been put into place, which directly meets important business needs.
  • Time and Cost Savings: A more effective use of resources is made possible by the 30% reduction in testing time, which results in significant cost savings.
  • Improved Quality and Reliability: A software product that is more dependable and of a higher caliber is produced when performance-affecting flaws are identified early on and fixed.
  • Increased client satisfaction results from meeting the needs of the client for a more efficient testing procedure, quicker software release cycles, and higher overall software quality.
     



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