User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Tests in Lifecycle Services (LCS) - Best Practices, Tips, and Techniques

Creating User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Tests in Lifecycle Services (LCS)

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A company implements Dynamics 365 Finance.

The implementation team must build acceptance testing scripts to make sure that common business use cases can be performed in the new system.

They must use cases by stepping through required tasks, organized by functional hierarchy.

You need to create User Acceptance Testing (UAT) tests in Lifecycle Services (LCS) that can be easily repeatable.

What should you use?

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To create User Acceptance Testing (UAT) tests in Lifecycle Services (LCS) that can be easily repeatable, the implementation team can use the Task Recorder feature.

Task Recorder allows users to record the steps required to perform a particular task in Dynamics 365 Finance. These steps can then be saved as a test case that can be run again and again, ensuring consistency and repeatability.

To create a UAT test using Task Recorder in LCS, the implementation team can follow these steps:

  1. Open the Task Recorder feature in LCS and create a new recording.

  2. Perform the necessary tasks in Dynamics 365 Finance that need to be included in the UAT test.

  3. Stop the recording and review the recorded steps to ensure they are accurate and complete.

  4. Save the recorded steps as a test case in LCS.

  5. Run the UAT test case multiple times to ensure it is repeatable and consistent.

Using Task Recorder to create UAT tests has several advantages. It allows for easy and consistent testing of common business use cases, ensuring that the system meets the needs of the organization. It also allows for efficient testing by minimizing the time and effort required to create and run test cases.