Author: Athul N.V

What is a Bug Capture Tool? A bug capture tool (also known as a visual feedback or defect reporting tool) is software designed to help teams identify, document, and report software bugs or website issues efficiently. These tools typically allow users to annotate screenshots, record videos, capture technical metadata (like browser details, console logs, or… Continue reading Bug Capture Tools

Cloud-based testing is the process of performing software testing using resources, infrastructure, or services hosted in the cloud. Instead of relying on local servers or physical hardware, testing is conducted on virtualized environments provided by cloud service providers like AWS, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure. This approach leverages the scalability, flexibility, and accessibility of cloud… Continue reading Cloud-based testing

Introduction Quality Assurance (QA) is a critical process in industries ranging from software development to manufacturing, ensuring products meet predefined standards before reaching end-users. Traditionally, QA relied heavily on manual testing and human oversight, which could be time-consuming and prone to errors. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into QA processes has transformed this landscape,… Continue reading AI in Quality Assurance

Overview This Knowledge Base article provides a comprehensive guide for testing the error handling and logging mechanisms of a NetSuite scheduled SuiteScript customization designed to automate the update of the Current Expected Receipt Date for Purchase Order (PO) lines using internal NetSuite logic (e.g., calculations based on vendor lead times, transaction dates, or custom business… Continue reading Testing Error Handling and Logging for NetSuite SuiteScript PO Customization

Overview This Knowledge Base article provides a comprehensive guide for testing a NetSuite Suitelet page that supports a scheduled SuiteScript customization designed to update the Current Expected Receipt Date for Purchase Order (PO) lines based on internal NetSuite logic (e.g., vendor lead times, transaction dates, or custom business rules). The Suitelet page serves as a… Continue reading Testing Suitelet Page for NetSuite SuiteScript Customization

Exploratory testing involves simultaneous learning, test design, and execution, allowing testers to uncover issues in a NetSuite SuiteScript customization that scripted tests might miss. For a scheduled SuiteScript integrating with the ShipEngine API to update Purchase Order (PO) Current Expected Receipt Dates, exploratory testing ensures robustness across real-world scenarios. This article explores how to apply… Continue reading Exploratory Testing for NetSuite SuiteScript Customization

A scheduled SuiteScript that updates the Current Expected Receipt Date for Purchase Order (PO) lines using ShipEngine API data must handle POs with mixed line statuses, such as partially received, closed, and open lines. Testing these scenarios ensures the customization functions correctly in complex real-world conditions. This article outlines best practices for testing mixed PO… Continue reading Testing NetSuite SuiteScript for Mixed PO Line Statuses

NetSuite’s flexibility allows seamless integrations with third-party systems like Salesforce, Shopify, or custom APIs, enabling unified business processes. However, these integrations are prone to issues like data mismatches or sync failures. Integration testing ensures reliable data flow and functionality across systems. This article explores best practices for integration testing in NetSuite environments. Why Integration Testing… Continue reading Integration Testing for NetSuite and Third-Party Systems

Why Testing NetSuite Customizations Is Essential Customizations, such as SuiteScripts or automated workflows, can impact core processes like Order to Cash or Procure to Pay. Without proper testing, issues like incorrect data syncing, broken integrations, or performance bottlenecks can disrupt operations. A 2024 survey by Jade Global found that 60% of NetSuite implementation issues stemmed… Continue reading Best Practices for Testing NetSuite Customizations

Backward Compatibility Testing (BCT) ensures that a new version of a software application works seamlessly with older versions’ data, configurations, environments, or dependencies. The goal is to confirm that upgrades or updates don’t break functionality for users who rely on legacy elements—think older file formats, databases, or even operating systems. It’s about preserving continuity so… Continue reading Backward Compatibility Testing