Integration QA
How we test connected flows so they do not fail in operation.
Approach
Before leaving an integration active, we test correct data, incomplete data, duplicates, permission errors, and notifications.
How we work
- We create test cases with real or equivalent records.
- We validate that each system receives expected information and triggers the right action.
- We document what to review if an automation stops responding.
How this connects to your business
Integration QA tests the flow the way the business will use it: correct records, incomplete data, duplicates, permissions, errors, and notifications. That reduces failures after launch.
What to define
An integration is worth it when it avoids duplicate capture, reduces errors, or makes a decision visible. We do not connect tools because they are trendy, but because of flow, data, and ownership.
- Which system is the source of truth for contacts, opportunities, payments, or tickets.
- Which fields move, in what format, and under which condition.
- Which test confirms the integration works before it is left active.
Expected outcome
The result is a clearer stack, with data moving where it should and alerts when something fails.
Tools that may be connected
Not every tool is used in every project. We choose the stack based on the flow, available access, operating cost, and the data that needs traceability.
- GitHub
- Visual Studio Code
- Vercel
- Make
- n8n
- Zapier