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Effective test scripts can be the difference between a successful, seamless HCM Implementation and a much rockier road to your go-live date. Let’s explore the importance of test scripts and how we can confidently move into go-live, knowing that we have checked all the boxes that need to be checked.
What do effective test scripts look like? How can we ensure that we are writing the scripts in the ‘right’ way? What is a Test Case?
While project teams may express test cases in varying ways from organization to organization, the underlying definition of what a test case embodies remains the same. Test cases, defined in the ISTQB Standard Glossary of Terms Used in Software Testing, are a “set of preconditions, inputs, actions, expected results, and post-conditions, developed based on test conditions.”
How to Write an Effective Test Script
Test scripts can vary based on the implementation of Human Capital Management (HCM) or Workforce Management (WFM) systems, but they should always follow a consistent standard. This standard typically consists of:
When building test scripts, it’s also important to name the team members who will be testers and create the scripts with these stakeholders in mind. This will
