Testing Salesforce features exclusively as a System Administrator creates false positives. Learn why Admin testing masks security, sharing, and field-level visibility issues, and how to fix it.
A passing test in a Salesforce Sandbox often hides data skew, security gaps, and automation collisions. Learn why the sandbox lies and how to test for reality.
"No-code" tools like Flows and Validation Rules are often treated as low-risk. Discover why configuration is just executable logic in disguise and how to test it effectively.
"We'll fix it in the next sprint" often leads to accumulated technical debt. Learn why deferred defects in Salesforce are risk indicators, not just scheduling conflicts.
UAT often becomes a rubber stamp rather than a stress test. Learn why User Acceptance Testing fails to uncover Salesforce defects and how to identify "performative" testing.
"Random" Salesforce bugs are usually complex interactions of Flow, Security, and Order of Execution. Learn to debug emergent behavior by looking beyond the happy path.
In Salesforce, there is no such thing as a simple change. Learn why trivial updates like Picklist changes often break Flows, Integrations, and Reports.
Testing Salesforce features as a System Administrator creates false confidence by bypassing security models. Learn why "God Mode" testing hides critical defects in Sharing Rules and FLS.
"It's by design" is a dangerous phrase in Salesforce projects. Learn why this justification stops investigation and how QA should challenge unexplained system behavior.
Scale doesn't break Salesforce features; it exposes bad assumptions. Learn why SOQL limits, Flow bulkification, and Sharing calculations kill features that "worked" in Sandbox.