How NetSuite should be tested, and how to actually do it
Your account changes constantly — two NetSuite upgrades a year, third-party bundles, your own scripts and workflows. Regression testing is how you confirm the processes that worked yesterday still work today. SwifTEST makes that a run, not a project.
Four moments that call for a regression run
Most NetSuite teams test the change they made. Regression testing checks everything the change could have broken.
Release preview
NetSuite performs two major upgrades a year. The preview window is short and the account is yours to validate. Run the pack against Release Preview and know before it lands.
Third-party bundle upgrades
Expenses, subscription billing, taxation. Someone else's release schedule, your financial processes. Verify on your terms rather than discovering it at close.
In-house customizations
SuiteScript, workflows, Suitelets, saved searches, automations. Each deployment is a chance to break an adjacent process nobody thought to check.
Configuration changes
Approval routing, roles and permissions, tax setup, item and pricing changes. Small edits with wide reach across transaction processing.
Build a regression pack without writing code
The people who know the process build the tests. No scripting, no separate automation team.
Record the process
Walk through the workflow in NetSuite once. SwifTEST captures each step as a test case.
Set what to check
Define the expected result — the total, the status, the approval, the schedule that should exist.
Group into a pack
Assemble cases by process area, or start from the pre-configured library and adapt.
Run it again and again
Re-run the whole pack whenever the account changes. The cost of a run is minutes.
Manual testing versus a regression pack
We anticipate customers will save an average of 90%+ on testing.
Start with the process you dread testing most
Tell us which workflow costs you the most time each release and we will record it in the demo.