Most organisations don’t set out to automate their Dynamics 365 testing — they get pushed into it, usually after a manual process starts visibly breaking down. Here are five signs that point that way. 1. Releases are slipping because of testing If regression...
A Testing by XPLUS licence, on its own, doesn’t automate anything. Like any tool, it only delivers value once it’s configured around your actual processes and your team knows how to use it. That’s the part most organisations underestimate — and the...
“Regression testing” and “test automation” get used almost interchangeably in Dynamics 365 conversations, but they describe two different things — and mixing them up leads to the wrong plan. Regression testing is a goal Regression testing means...
“No-code automation” can sound like a buzzword until you see what it actually replaces. For Dynamics 365 regression testing, it replaces this: a tester manually repeating the same click-by-click process, from memory, every time an update needs verifying....
Dynamics 365 doesn’t sit still. Between the four scheduled One Version release waves and up to nine Product Quality Updates a year, your environment is changing constantly — whether you asked for it or not. Each of those updates carries the same obligation:...
