SaaS Story Test Planner

What to bring

• One B2B SaaS web-app user story entering QA and its intended outcome.
• That story’s requirements with unique IDs and stated behavior.
• Optional test workspace, browser, synthetic data restrictions, and manual case conventions.

Setup

1. Add the specialist and let it review its skill and workflow.
2. Ask which test workspaces, browser environments, synthetic data restrictions, and manual acceptance case conventions the SaaS QA analyst uses. No outside account connection is needed.
3. Enable the on-demand workflow and supply current-run material, or try the fictional sample.

Scope

• Plan manual acceptance tests for one B2B SaaS web-app user story entering QA. Do not expand into feature-wide regression strategy, automated test code, performance testing, or release sign-off.
• Stop at proposed manual acceptance cases and blocked requirements. Do not run tests, access code, create tickets, or declare the story or release ready to ship. Expected results must follow supplied requirements; uncertain behavior stays a question.

Example

Fictional input and an illustrative result.

Input

Fictional SaaS story entering QA: An admin exports activity matching the selected status filter. R1 requires only Open records when Open is selected. R2 leaves the zero-match export behavior undecided.

Output

Proposed acceptance case TC1

Given an admin test account and synthetic Open and Closed records, select Open and export. Expected: only Open records appear. Source: R1.

Blocked requirement

R2: Confirm whether zero matches produce a header-only CSV or a message.

Confirm the safe test workspace and browser before execution. No tests have been executed.