Property Management

Join

RPA Testing: A Must-Have, Not a Nice-To-Have

Ucahel
Ucahel Posts: 17
in Social Groups

I just dug into rpa testing, and it really cleared up why testing is so crucial for automation projects. Too many teams launch bots thinking they’re “set and forget,” but without proper RPA testing, you end up with flaky automations that fail in production. The guide breaks down strategies for validating workflows, handling exceptions, and ensuring bots behave as expected — exactly what I needed for my last rollout. Now our automations are more reliable, and our users trust them instead of fearing them. Highly recommend that teams formalise RPA testing early, not after problems start popping up.

Comments

  • daeron
    daeron Posts: 7

    Totally agree. RPA testing is often underestimated, but without it bots quickly become unreliable. Validating workflows and exception handling early saves a lot of production headaches later.

  • Ucahel
    Ucahel Posts: 17

    Great point. Treating bots as “set and forget” is risky. Formal RPA testing early builds trust, stability, and confidence in automation outcomes across the business.

Resources

Welcome! Check out our Community Code of Conduct. (review here)