Salesforce QA – Full Course
Salesforce QA – Full Course
This course is built around real Salesforce projects, not abstract testing theory or platform tutorials.
It focuses on how to think as a QA in Salesforce implementations:
how to analyse requirements, identify quality risks, design meaningful test cases, and validate complex configurations.
This is not a course about becoming a Salesforce Admin.
It is a course about testing Salesforce properly.
Who this course is for
This course is designed for:
- QA engineers working on Salesforce projects
- Testers moving into Salesforce-based systems
- QA Leads who need structured thinking, not just tools
- Consultants who want to understand quality risks, not only configuration
If you are looking for:
- step-by-step Salesforce configuration tutorials
- “click here, click there” admin guides
this course is not for you.
What you will learn
Across the available modules, you will learn how to:
- analyse requirements from a testing and risk perspective
- identify what is actually testable in Salesforce projects
- design test cases that validate behaviour, not screenshots
- think about data, security, automation, and integrations from a QA point of view
- avoid common Salesforce QA anti-patterns seen in real projects
Available modules
Module 01 – Foundations of Salesforce QA
Introduces Salesforce QA as a discipline.
Explains what is (and is not) tested in Salesforce projects, common misconceptions, and how QA fits into Salesforce delivery models.
Module 02 – Requirements, Risks, and Test Strategy
Focuses on requirement analysis, test objectives, and risk-based thinking.
Shows how unclear or incomplete requirements impact quality and how QA should respond.
Module 03 – Test Case Design in Salesforce
Covers practical test case design tailored to Salesforce systems.
Emphasizes structure, data, user context, and maintainability instead of volume.
Module 04 – Data Model, Security, and Automation Testing
Explains how Salesforce data models, security configuration, and automation affect testing.
Introduces how QA should approach flows, permissions, and integrations.
How to use this course
Each module builds on the previous one conceptually, but they can also be used independently if you already have experience.
The recommended approach:
- Read the lessons carefully
- Apply the thinking to your own Salesforce project
- Treat the material as a framework, not a checklist
What this course is not
This course does not:
- teach Salesforce administration
- provide certification shortcuts
- focus on tools instead of thinking
Its purpose is to help you reason about quality in Salesforce projects and make better testing decisions.