Category: Quality Assurance

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

In modern software development, the pressure to deploy fast and safe is constant. This is where Shadow Testing steps in — a lesser-known but powerful technique that allows testing in production without impacting real users. What is Shadow Testing? Shadow testing involves replicating real-time production traffic to a new or modified system (the shadow) and… Continue reading Shadow Testing in Production: Validating Without Risks

The Role of AI in Quality Assurance (QA): AI is revolutionizing Quality Assurance by automating testing processes, improving defect detection, and increasing efficiency. It helps generate and run tests faster, detect bugs early using data patterns, and even adapt to changes in software automatically (self-healing tests). In manufacturing and other industries, AI is used for… Continue reading The Role of AI in Quality Assurance (QA)

SuiteAnalytics Workbooks offer powerful, real-time reporting and analytics capabilities within NetSuite. As a tester, your focus is on validating data accuracy, filtering logic, and visualisations generated by custom workbooks. This involves testing saved searches, pivot tables, charts, and data sets that feed these workbooks. You must ensure that the workbook outputs match expected business metrics… Continue reading Testing NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Workbooks

Overview As NetSuite environments grow increasingly complex—with RESTlets, SuiteScripts, custom workflows, external integrations, and real-time processing—the need for intelligent, context-aware testing is more crucial than ever. One emerging method gaining momentum in the ERP testing landscape is Event-Driven Integration Testing (EDIT). This approach goes beyond traditional functional testing. It simulates and validates real-world business events… Continue reading Event-Driven Integration Testing

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

Types of Failover Testing Network Failover Simulates a network outage to ensure the backup infrastructure operates correctly. Load Balancing Failover Distributes network traffic from the original server across multiple servers to enhance performance and reliability. Automatic Failover Software scripts automate the switching of applications to the backup infrastructure upon detecting an outage. Manual Failover A… Continue reading Failover Testing

In software development, ensuring quality is paramount. Two key testing approaches—static testing and dynamic testing—play distinct yet complementary roles in achieving this goal. This article provides a clear, professional overview of both methods, their differences, and their applications, ideal for teams seeking to understand their testing options. What is Static Testing? Static testing involves evaluating… Continue reading Static vs. Dynamic Testing