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# Testing and QA

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You're almost there! Your data feed is imported, the basic configuration is complete, and your integration is in place. Just a few more steps until go-live.

One of the most important steps before go-live is FactFinder quality assurance (QA) and testing. Your Technical Consultant will QA your integration—including all modules and tracking—and highlight any topics to address before go-live.

Depending on the modules you selected, our Technical Consultants conduct QA using a detailed checklist and generate a report with findings and recommendations.

## What will be tested?

The testing process is primarily centered around two key aspects:

* Does the webshop frontend display the same search results as the FactFinder UI?
* Is the technical integration set up correctly (e.g., parameters)?

## When will it be tested?

As soon as you let us know we can start QA, we will schedule testing accordingly.

## What can you do to speed up the process?

It greatly accelerates the process if you and/or your integration partner perform a QA assessment before granting approval for testing.

The following checklist provides **examples** of test scenarios:

| **Example test scenarios**                                                                 | **Expected behavior**                                                                                                                                                          | **Result** |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------- |
| Make a search                                                                              | The search works and the products from the FactFinder backend match the products in the shop                                                                                   |            |
| Type something in suggest and compare shop result with FactFinder Backend                  | Suggest works and the same suggestion will be shown in the shop and in the FactFinder backend                                                                                  |            |
| Check paging or scrolling                                                                  | <p>Paging or "scrolling" in the result overview page is implemented and page count is displayed.</p><p>Same result shown when moving to next page and back to previous one</p> |            |
| Sorting options available                                                                  | Sorting works and by default the results are sorted according to relevancy                                                                                                     |            |
| Article Number Search - Take some article numbers and randomly check by searching for them | Only one product is found                                                                                                                                                      |            |
| Make search and use ASN                                                                    | <p>Filtering works.</p><p>Every filter type can be selected without loss of already chosen filters</p>                                                                         |            |

This is a brief overview of typical use cases. For a more comprehensive QA process, contact our Technical Consultants for assistance and guidance.

## After QA

Once QA is completed, you will receive a report indicating whether you're ready for go-live and any outstanding issues to address.


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