ERP QA is where most implementations quietly go wrong. A screen can pass in isolation while the business process it belongs to — order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, record-to-report — fails across modules, integrations, and permissions. TestSquad's ERP QA testers validate the whole flow, the way your business actually runs it.
We've focused on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and ERP quality assurance for years. Our testers understand the business context behind every transaction, so they catch the defects generic testers miss — and protect your cutover timeline, your data, and your users' trust in the new system.
ERP QA isn't ordinary software testing with a different logo. The risk lives in the business process, the data, and the permissions — and the cost of a missed defect is a stalled go-live or a broken month-end.
A posting in finance depends on setup in inventory, tax, and procurement. ERP QA follows the transaction across every module, not just the screen in front of it.
Our testers know what order-to-cash and procure-to-pay should do, so they test the way your business operates — and recognize a wrong result even when the system doesn't error.
Structured system, integration, and acceptance testing surface blockers early — so cutover happens on schedule instead of being rescued at the weekend.
Cloud ERP updates never stop. A maintained regression suite keeps each Dynamics 365 release from quietly breaking a process you rely on.
We embed QA into every phase of your ERP implementation — not just the week before go-live:
ERP QA is the quality assurance discipline for enterprise resource planning systems like Microsoft Dynamics 365. It validates that configured business processes, integrations, data migrations, and security roles work correctly end to end — not just that individual screens function.
ERP defects usually hide in cross-module business processes — order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, record-to-report — and in integrations and permissions. Testers need to understand the business flow, not just click through forms, to catch the issues that break a go-live.
As early as configuration and unit testing. Starting QA during build, then running system, integration, and user acceptance testing before go-live, catches defects while they are cheap to fix and protects your cutover timeline.
Yes. Dynamics 365 and most cloud ERPs push regular updates, so we build and maintain a regression test suite and run continuous QA so each release and update ships without breaking existing processes.