Testing a Salesforce solution can feel like juggling multiple priorities at once—be it unit tests, integration tests, or performance tests. Each Salesforce testing is important in the product development cycle, but handling them manually can become time-consuming and prone to errors.

Discover how to navigate the common challenges of implementing UTAM, from mindset shifts for QA engineers to managing dynamic UIs and limited ecosystems. This blog provides practical solutions to enhance productivity, reduce costs, and accelerate release cycles, backed by real-world case studies and credible sources. Learn how UTAM can transform your Salesforce testing strategy to ensure your applications are robust, reliable, and ready for any challenge they may face in today's fast-paced digital landscape.

Discover a comprehensive guide to End-to-End (E2E) testing, covering the Test Pyramid, expert insights from Fowler and Dodds, and practical strategies for enterprise architects. Learn how Salesforce and UTAM streamline E2E testing for seamless workflows and robust automation.

Imagine delivering a solution to your customers, with a hidden bug lurking in the system—affecting its functionality, causing user frustration, and damaging your organization's reputation. Sounds like a worst nightmare, doesn’t it?

What is UTAM? Discover its benefits, limitations, prerequisites, and how it elevates Salesforce testing. Navigate dynamic UIs, integrate with CI/CD, and more with our FAQs.

Expert discussion with seasoned QA experts about choosing a right QA Automation for Salesforce. Available as Video/Audio podcast on Youtube/Spotify/etc.

UTAM, or the UI Test Automation Model, is a popular page object model design pattern used for UI tests. It relies on a CSS selector to avoid using complicated Xpath locators…

After struggling (lack of support for SF, massive costs, dependencies, etc) with so many Automation tools in the market, we as Team Concretio, find out the right solution…

Hello folks, Welcome back to the 2nd part of this blog series on ‘Exploring Robot-ic QA Automation for Salesforce’ in which we are going to learn about how to Project Setup…

Hello folks, We’re done setting up the Project structure and configuring the machine with all necessary plugins, extensions, and dependencies in parts 1 & 2. I strongly…

As a QA engineer, you've probably felt the frustration of hunting for the right UI elements, dealing with dynamic frames and pop-ups, or struggling with frequent Salesforce updates that break your test scripts. You're not alone.