If you’ve been evaluating test automation for your SAP or Dynamics 365 environment, you’ve probably already asked the question at some point: “We already have UiPath, why can’t we just use that?” It’s a fair question. RPA platforms are proven technology. Your IT team knows them. The licensing may already be in place. And a …
AI Agents vs. RPA for ERP Testing: Why Robotic Process Automation Isn’t Enough Read More »
Ask any QA lead what the hardest module in Dynamics 365 is to test, and you’ll almost always hear the same answer: Supply Chain Management. It’s not that SCM is poorly built. It’s that the module doesn’t exist in isolation. A single procure-to-pay transaction touches purchasing, inventory management, warehouse operations, accounts payable, and the general …
D365 Supply Chain Testing: Automating Procurement, Inventory & Warehouse Workflows Read More »
There’s a category of software testing where a false positive isn’t just inconvenient, it’s a liability. If an automated test reports “passed” when a journal entry posted to the wrong GL account, the failure doesn’t show up in your test results. It shows up in your audit. That’s the world of Dynamics 365 Finance & …
D365 Finance Testing: Automating Journals, Period Close, and Multi-Entity Compliance Read More »
Microsoft’s Regression Suite Automation Tool has been a staple of D365 quality assurance for years. It’s free, it ships with the platform, and almost every D365 team has used it. But at a record-attendance TechTalk in late 2025, Microsoft confirmed what many teams already suspected: RSAT is feature complete. No new capabilities are coming. For …
5 RSAT Limitations That Slow Down D365 Teams, And What to Do Instead Read More »
“Self-healing” is one of the most overloaded terms in test automation. Walk into any vendor demo and you will hear it. Read any product page for any AI testing tool launched in the last four years and you will see it. Ask ten different tools what self-healing means and you will get ten slightly different …
Self-Healing Test Automation: What It Really Means vs. What Vendors Claim Read More »
By 2026, the global enterprise landscape is defined by a single, ticking clock: the 2027 SAP ECC support deadline. For the thousands of organizations still running legacy cores, the transition to S/4HANA is no longer a planned initiative; it is a high-stakes survival drill. But here is the structural bottleneck: traditional SAP test automation cannot …
SAP Test Automation: Tools, Strategies, and the 2027 Deadline Read More »
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