This UAT guide dives deep into the into the intricacies of UAT, from its foundational concepts to advanced strategies and help you implement a comprehensive UAT process. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is the final stage in the software development lifecycle where the application is tested by end-users to ensure it meets their needs and is ready …
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While Salesforce is an important platform for developing business software, there are tons of challenges that come while testing a salesforce product. At Qniverse, we understand these challenges and have been solving these problems for our clients. In this blog, we will help you understand Salesforce challenges and ways to mitigate them. So, let’s get …
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A testing strategy is critical when it comes to testing a Dynamics 365 application. However, Dynamics 365 testing isn’t a topic you will find addressed deeply on the internet. So, how do you even go about testing a Dynamics 365 application? Fortunately, we are here to address it. And in this blog, we will provide …
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Fintech is a booming industry, which can be seen reflected in the number of Fintech software that we have available today. So, naturally Fintech QA is important. There’s a lot of expectations for a Fintech system. So, while assuring quality of such systems, it is vital that we look at them holistically rather than testing …
ERP testing is important to ensure an application meets client requirements. Depending on the kind of development methodology we are implementing, ERP testing can be done throughout the development process, or it can be done before the system release. Either way, testing an ERP application before it goes live is crucial and, in this blog, …
Testing Methodology includes various testing strategies that we can employ to test systems. They provide a framework for the entire testing process at an organization. These methodologies commonly include functional and non-functional testing to validate requirements. One thing to remember is that software testing is an integral part of development so, many companies use the …
A spiral is a curve which begins at a point and moves farther away as it revolves around that initial point. In software development, the spiral model follows a similar pattern as iterative and linear development happens at the same time. Hence, forming a Spiral. As such, the model is also relevant to testing and, in …
The V Model is a software development methodology that emphasizes testing throughout the life cycle. It is kind of like a V shape, where development and testing phases mirror each other. In this blog, we will give you a quick rundown of V Model Testing and why it’s a valuable tool in your software development …
In a Waterfall, water falls in a downward motion with no way of returning. Waterfall testing employs a similar concept, where tests occur in linear and sequential phases. Akin to a waterfall, each stage in the waterfall model flows into the next. So, the output of one phase is the input for the subsequent one. …
You might be familiar with the word “Agility” — the ability to move fast. Agile Testing is based on this concept of agility. And Agile, in software development, is a project management approach which involves breaking projects into three primary phases: plan, execute, evaluate. These three phases are performed quickly thus, you can move fast in …
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