1. Prepare
Provide complete source data, target constraints and a realistic example so the generated artifact starts from the right assumptions.
Practical usage guide
Draft SAP test cases for UAT, SIT, unit and end-to-end integration testing with AI PRO. Review steps, expected results and evidence before Excel export.
Provide complete source data, target constraints and a realistic example so the generated artifact starts from the right assumptions.
Check names, types, required fields and generated assumptions; adjust anything that depends on your system or release.
Keep the reviewed result with the test scenario, expected behavior and reproducible evidence.
Choose the mode for your audience: UAT focuses on business acceptance by key users; SIT covers functional and technical checks across project components; unit testing focuses on a technical rule or component; end-to-end integration follows a business flow across systems. Enter a redacted or synthetic requirement of 8–3,000 characters, with acceptance criteria and interface rules. AI PRO drafts cases for human review; it does not execute tests or guarantee coverage.
Synthetic requirement R1: an order interface accepts quantities greater than zero and rejects zero without creating an order. Illustrative SIT case, not an executed result: trace to R1; preconditions: an authorized test environment, test user and available receiver; data: synthetic order DEMO-01 with quantity 0; steps: submit the order, inspect the response and check the receiver; expected result: a validation error and no order created; evidence to collect: the response and receiver lookup. Confirm the actual error contract before accepting this case.
Before Excel export, the consultant must review requirement traceability, assumptions, preconditions, test data, action steps, observable expected results and evidence to collect. Confirm roles, priorities and cleanup against the project contract. Resolve gaps with the team and validate in the target environment. AI PRO output is a draft requiring human review; exporting does not prove that a test passed.