A division of labour between code-owned tests and agent coverage There is a conversation about Playwright that keeps getting framed as a binary: either you write Playwright tests, or you adopt a platform and stop. Both framings are wrong, and the second one is why a lot of engineers stop reading. Playwright is excellent. It …
Writing test cases by hand doesn’t scale. A tester interprets a requirement, maps out the happy path, thinks through two or three edge cases, and writes it all down, one case at a time. That process hasn’t meaningfully changed in twenty years, even as the applications being tested have gotten exponentially more complex and release …
AI Test Case Generation: How It Works and Which Tools Lead in 2026 Read More »
Let’s be honest for a second. If you’re testing autonomous ERP agents the same way you test UI screens, you’re already in trouble. I’ve seen it happen more times than I’d like to admit. A team spends months building an AI agent for SAP or D365. It passes all the regression tests. It clicks every …
Testing Autonomous ERP Agents: A QA Framework That Actually Works Read More »
Something fundamental is changing inside enterprise ERP systems. Autonomous AI agents are beginning to approve invoices, route procurement workflows, reclassify journal entries, and adjust inventory allocations, decisions that used to require a human signature on a paper trail. The technology is moving fast. The governance is not. For CFOs, controllers, and internal audit leaders, this …
AI Agent Governance for ERP: Testing as Your Control Layer Read More »
Business Central just became agentic, and it happened faster for small and mid-sized businesses than almost anyone expected. In the 2026 release wave, Microsoft shipped the Sales Order Agent, which reads customer emails and drafts sales orders on its own, alongside broader automation of sales and purchase order scenarios. Then it went further: with Agent …
Business Central AI Agents: Testing Your Sales & Purchase Order Agents Read More »
If you’re evaluating ERP test automation tools in 2026, you’re probably looking at the same shortlist every enterprise QA team ends up with: Tricentis, Leapwork, OPKey and now Sofy. ERP test automation has a maintenance problem. Traditional tools, whether they use scripted models or visual flowcharts, still require someone to design every test, fix every …
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