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If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already sat through a Leapwork demo. Maybe more than one. It’s a fixture on every D365 testing shortlist for a reason, the visual flowcharts are genuinely intuitive, the Microsoft partnership carries real weight in a boardroom, and 400+ enterprises including NASA and BNP Paribas aren’t using it by accident. …

Sofy vs Leapwork: Which ERP Test Automation Platform Is Right for You? Read More »

A designer renames a button from “Buy Now” to “Purchase.” Nobody touches the checkout logic. Nothing about the actual behavior of the app changes. And forty tests go red overnight. I’ve been the person who opens that CI dashboard at 9am, sees a wall of failures, and already knows, before reading a single stack trace, …

Self-Healing Test Automation: How It Actually Works Read More »

I still remember the first time I set up Appium from scratch, the WebDriver server, the desired capabilities, the driver version that had to match my Xcode version, which had to match my Node version. It took most of a day before I ran a single test. That was years ago, and the setup has …

Why Teams Are Moving Beyond Appium in 2026 Read More »

There’s a specific kind of dread that comes from seeing a familiar test fail in CI. Not the good kind of failure, the one that caught a real bug. The other kind. The one where you already know, before you even open the logs, that if you just re-run the pipeline, it’ll probably pass. I’ve …

Flaky Tests Are Not Your Fault: How to Detect and Fix Them Automatically Read More »

I want to talk about something that’s been bothering me since the 2026 Wave 1 release dropped. Microsoft added some genuinely powerful Dynamics365 Supply Chain agent. A Supplier Communication Agent that reads vendor emails, interprets purchase order confirmations, and acts on behalf of your procurement team. Demand planning enhancements that correlate pricing decisions with forecast …

Testing the Dynamics365 Supply Chain Agent Read More »

Choosing an ERP automation testing tool in 2026 is harder than it used to be. The market has fractured into three distinct approaches, scripted platforms, visual no-code builders, and AI agent-native systems, each with fundamentally different architectures, tradeoffs, and ideal use cases. Most buyer’s guides list tools alphabetically and compare feature checkboxes. This guide takes …

ERP Automation Testing Tools: The 2026 Buyer’s Guide Read More »