What is SAP Manual Testing?
SAP Manual Testing involves verifying SAP modules, transactions, and interfaces manually without automation tools. It ensures business processes run correctly in SAP environment.
Objectives of SAP Manual Testing
- Validate SAP modules and functionalities
- Ensure business workflows are correct
- Identify defects before production deployment
Advantages
- Ensures SAP business processes work as expected
- Detects issues missed by automated scripts
- Provides detailed feedback for developers and functional consultants
Limitations
- Time-consuming for large SAP systems
- Requires skilled testers with SAP knowledge
- Repetitive tests may be prone to human error
SAP Manual Testing Process
- Understand SAP modules and business workflows.
- Create test cases for each module/transaction.
- Execute transactions and record results manually.
- Report defects and communicate with developers.
- Retest after defect fixes and ensure workflow correctness.
️ Example
Example: Testing SAP FICO module manually involves verifying GL postings, accounts payable, and accounts receivable transactions to ensure financial processes are accurate.
Best Practices
- Understand end-to-end SAP business processes
- Use detailed and structured test cases
- Document all test results properly
- Communicate defects clearly to development team
