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Automated testing for Salesforce often starts simply - testing basic workflows in a single org with a small team. But as businesses grow, so does the complexity of their testing requirements. What begins as a handful of automated tests can quickly evolve into thousands of interdependent scripts spanning multiple Salesforce orgs, backend systems, and business-critical applications. Add in frequent updates, multiple user personas, and AI-driven automation, and maintaining test coverage at scale becomes a major challenge.

With Provar's advanced automation capabilities, you can stop worrying about broken scripts and start focusing on the future. Let's break down the Spring '25 changes, their real world impact, and how Provar ensures your testing scripts remain bulletproof and provides you the real impact of the Salesforce Release on your org.

Salesforce, with its highly customizable interface, has traditionally relied on UI-based automation. But UI-based testing alone can be slow, brittle, and challenging to maintain. As Salesforce implementations grow in complexity, testing teams can use API testing as a powerful alternative to enhance testing efficiency and coverage.