Salesforce Test Automation
Salesforce test automation is a balancing act. Too little, and you miss regressions. Too much, and you’re chasing false alarms. We help you define what to automate (and what not to) so your tests serve your team instead of slowing it down.
Why Most Salesforce Test Automation Doesn’t Work
Many teams jump straight into UI test automation without considering stability, maintainability, or platform limitations. The result? Flaky tests, brittle scripts, and time wasted maintaining automations no one trusts. Test automation should serve a purpose, not become a project of its own.
What We Automate (and What We Don’t)
Your Stack, Your Rules
We work with your existing tooling or help you select new tools, based on your goals, CI/CD setup, and team skills. Whether you’re using Provar, Playwright, Postman, Robot Framework or a low-code platform, we adapt our approach to your delivery flow.

Provar
Salesforce-native test automation with intuitive, low-code authoring. Designed for stable, scalable testing across UI, API, and complex flows.
Playwright
Open-source browser automation framework built for speed and reliability. Great for fast feedback cycles and testing across modern web interfaces.
Postman
REST and SOAP API testing made easy. Use Postman collections to validate integration points and automate assertions across connected systems.

Robot Framework
Keyword-driven automation that’s easy to extend. Ideal for teams who want to script stable test flows across APIs, UIs, and databases using Python.
What We Deliver
We don’t just automate for the sake of it. We deliver outcomes that stick: strategic, maintainable, and valuable for your delivery team.
When to Start and When to Wait
Not every team needs automation right away. We guide you on timing, use case fit, and long-term ROI so you avoid wasted effort. Sometimes, starting later is the smartest move.
Ready to Automate With Intent?
We help Salesforce teams build automation strategies that are maintainable, stable, and useful: not just impressive on paper.