On-demand Webinar

Elevate Your Salesforce Testing Skills

66 min Salesforce 2 speakers
Webinar
GMGandharv Madan
Senior Salesforce QA Engineer
DBDeep Barot
Founder, ContextQA (host)

What makes Salesforce testing fundamentally different from web or mobile testing — and why is it still essential on a "point-and-click" platform? A senior Salesforce QA engineer breaks down release cycles, sandboxes, data-driven and integration testing, and why early tester involvement pays off on expensive implementations.

What you'll learn

Walk away knowing how to apply it

Why Salesforce testing demands platform knowledge first
How three annual releases break automation — and how to keep up
Designing exhaustive scenarios with boundary and worst-case thinking
Balancing manual and automation under a 3:1 dev-to-tester ratio
Why API and integration testing are critical when Salesforce syncs externally
Inside this session

What the conversation covers

Why Salesforce is sold as "development" and how that wrongly sidelines testing

Salesforce realities: SOQL vs SQL, the developer console, Platform-as-a-Service

The sandbox landscape: Developer Edition, partial-copy, full-copy, production

Tester mindset: 30–40 scenarios for a single field vs a developer's 10–12

Early tester involvement from Sprint zero for ROI on Salesforce/SAP projects

Regression scope driven by complexity (CPQ vs an optional field)

API testing and two-way sync to prove cross-system integration

Key takeaways

The ideas worth remembering

Learn Salesforce as a platform first, then apply testing technique

A tester's job is ensuring functionality doesn't break in production, not just "breaking" things

Automate activities, not whole projects

Productivity, not hours worked, is a tester's real measure of value

A project manager, BA, and developer wear the hat; a tester wears the shoes — because the tester is the one who knows the end-to-end flow.
— Gandharv Madan
Speakers

Who you'll hear from

GM

Gandharv Madan

Senior Salesforce QA Engineer

DB

Deep Barot

Founder, ContextQA (host)

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