Test automation

Picture a plumbing supplies wholesaler running its B2B shop on Shopware. Every customer has individual prices, volume discounts and delivery terms, and plugin or platform updates land almost every week. Once, a harmless-looking update meant installers saw list prices instead of their negotiated rates for three days. It only came to light through an angry email. Automated tests would have caught it in minutes: a script logs in as a specific customer, adds items to the basket and checks the price, on every update, before anything goes live. Automation pays where checks are repeated often and mistakes are costly. That is why we begin with a list of the journeys where an unnoticed fault would cost the most money or trust.