Salesforce QA (Quality Assurance) Testing involves systematically evaluating and verifying that a Salesforce application meets the specified requirements and works as intended.

  • Functional Testing:

    • Validates that the Salesforce application’s features and functionalities work as expected.
    • Includes testing of custom objects, fields, workflows, validation rules, and custom code.
  • Regression Testing:

    • Ensures new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality.
    • Typically performed after bug fixes or new feature implementations.
  • Integration Testing:

    • Tests the interactions between Salesforce and other integrated systems or third-party applications.
    • Verifies data flow and synchronization between systems.
  • Basic Knowledge of Salesforce:

    • Understanding of Salesforce objects, fields, workflows, and user roles.
  • Testing Fundamentals:

    • Knowledge of software testing principles, methodologies, and types of testing.
  • Automation Tools:

    • Familiarity with testing tools like Selenium, QTP, or Salesforce-specific tools like Provar or Testim.
  • Advanced Salesforce Knowledge:

    • Deep understanding of Salesforce functionalities, configurations, and customizations.
  • Test Planning and Execution:

    • Ability to create comprehensive test plans, design test cases, and execute them effectively.
  • Automation Proficiency:

    • Expertise in using automation tools for testing and creating automated test scripts.
  • Defect Tracking and Management:

    • Skills in identifying, reporting, and managing defects using tools like Jira or Bugzilla.

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