The implementation of Tricentis Tosca yielded impressive early results. The automated regression testing suite allowed the QA team to execute 300 test cases in the time it previously took to run 200, significantly speeding up their testing cycles. Automation replaced the need for over 70 manual testers, saving approximately 1,750 hours of manual testing time each year. This freed up valuable resources to focus on more strategic organizational goals. With Tosca, the organization could execute comprehensive end-to-end tests involving multiple applications, ensuring thorough validation of data flows and processes. The faster testing cycles and reduced production errors contributed to a quicker release of updates and new features, enhancing the company’s ability to respond to market demands. The reduction in manual testing efforts and improved efficiency resulted in significant cost savings for the company, making the investment in Tosca highly cost-effective.
One particularly business-critical EDA process spans five different business applications and previously required two to three business days to test manually. The process begins with an order submitted from the org’s cloud instance, moving through its SAP instance, creating an SAP order corresponding to the cloud data (i.e., delivery and shipping data), and then back to the cloud instance with the populated line-item data. The program manager leading the QA transformation reported that Tosca is crucial to test all this data movement across Oracle’s Cloud ERP, SAP, and other business apps:
“To test this process manually, it would take two to three days because there would be a few data issues in all the data flows. Tosca helps isolate these issues quicker, and we can get this test executed entirely within Tosca quickly and reliably.”With the successful deployment of Tricentis Tosca, the company plans to extend its automation efforts further. The company aims to automate more Oracle ERP modules and explore automation opportunities in other applications. Additionally, it is working on integrating qTest and Tosca with Jenkins to enable scheduled test execution, further reducing manual efforts and enhancing itscontinuous integration and delivery pipeline.