Salesforce Test Automation

Automate Salesforce testing with BrowserStack Low Code Automation. Set up, run, and manage tests for Salesforce applications on real browsers without coding.

BrowserStack Low Code Automation lets you automate testing for Salesforce applications without writing code. You connect your Salesforce organization, create personas for different user roles, and build tests that run across real browsers to validate your Salesforce implementation.

Key features

Salesforce test automation offers the following key features:

• Low-code test creation: Record Salesforce tests through an intuitive low-code recorder. No extensive coding knowledge required.
• Salesforce-specific actions: Use pre-configured Salesforce steps for common operations such as creating records, launching an app, login as user etc.
• Persona-based testing: Simulate how users with different roles, permissions, and access levels interact with your application.
• API testing: Validate Salesforce APIs and integrations with built-in API testing.
• Cross browser support: Run tests across multiple browsers to verify compatibility.
• CI/CD integration: Integrate with your existing CI/CD pipelines for automated testing.
• Detailed reporting: Review comprehensive build reports to identify issues and track results.

Who is it for

Salesforce Test Automation is designed for:

• QA teams: Quality assurance professionals who test Salesforce applications efficiently without writing extensive code.
• Salesforce administrators: Admins who validate configurations, customizations, and workflows in their Salesforce org.
• Developers: Development teams who integrate automated testing into their Salesforce development lifecycle.
• DevOps engineers: Teams who incorporate Salesforce testing into their continuous integration and delivery pipelines.
• Business analysts: Professionals who understand business processes and create tests to validate Salesforce functionality.

Next steps

• Connect your Salesforce organization
• Create a connected app
• Launch a Salesforce org in a test
• Use Salesforce steps
• Set up Local Testing for Salesforce