New in Copado Robotic Testing: TestAgent with Org Intelligence
The TestAgent you already have now knows your Salesforce org.
Connect your org, and TestAgent reads your objects, fields, page layouts and permission sets before it writes a single test. Your tests reflect how your org actually works, and keep up as it changes.
Need a hand? Your Customer Success Manager can walk you through it in a 30-minute session.
Get started in five steps
Connect your org and run your first test
Sign in to Copado Robotic Testing
Sign in to Copado Robotic Testing with the login you already use.
Open TestAgent
Open TestAgent from the header in your Robotic Testing.
Click Connect
Click Connect when TestAgent prompts you.
Sign in to your Salesforce org and allow access
After Connect, authorize your org. Use Salesforce credentials with Metadata API access.
Run Coverage Gap Finder
TestAgent maps what your tests are missing against your live org. Then ask it to create tests for the workflows it finds uncovered, and apply them.
What's new
What the TestAgent you already have can do now
Tests built from your requirements
Add user stories, acceptance criteria or process docs to AI Context Hub. TestAgent turns them into tests that account for your custom objects, fields, page layouts and permission sets.
Coverage gaps while you write
TestAgent watches your tests in QEditor as you type and maps them against your live org. Missing test cases surface before you commit.
Know what broke and why
TestAgent reviews failed runs with the screenshots, logs and DOM data attached. It separates a real application bug from a broken script, then offers a one-click fix.
Run the tests that matter
Before a release, TestAgent looks at what changed in your org and recommends the tests that need to run. Shorter feedback loops, fewer wasted execution minutes.
Always in reach
TestAgent now sits in the Robotic Testing header and keeps your conversation as you move between pages.
Already running Selenium or Playwright scripts?
Tests that read your org, so they keep up as it changes.
Selenium and Playwright are flexible, general-purpose browser automation tools. When you script them yourself, your team supplies the Salesforce context and tracks what changed: which objects, fields, page layouts and permission sets each test depends on.
TestAgent connects to your live org and reads that configuration before it writes a test. It also draws on your test history and execution data.
When a Salesforce release or a configuration change affects your automation, TestAgent identifies what changed, tells you whether the script or the app broke, and offers a one-click fix.
You are in control
TestAgent shows its work. Every test traces back to the org configuration it read. Every diagnosis points to the execution data it analyzed. Every fix is visible before you apply it.
Your team still owns the decisions. TestAgent takes on the drafting, triage and upkeep that should not need them.
On Copado Robotic Testing Scale or Growth, without Copado AI?
Org Intelligence for your TestAgent is available at no extra cost for the rest of your current term. Connect your org to start using it.
Need a hand? Your Customer Success Manager can walk you through it in a 30-minute session.
FAQ
What's new in TestAgent?
TestAgent in Robotic Testing now works with Org Intelligence. Once you connect your org, it reads your live Salesforce configuration and uses that context to generate tests, diagnose failures, and keep automation current as your org changes.
What do I need to connect?
Access to Robotic Testing, Salesforce credentials with Metadata API access, and ideally one piece of documentation, such as user stories or acceptance criteria.
Who sets it up?
You connect your org yourself, in a few steps from TestAgent. Your Customer Success Manager can walk you through it.
Is it included in my plan?
On Robotic Testing Scale or Growth without Copado AI, Org Intelligence for TestAgent is available at no extra cost for the rest of your current term.
What if we mostly test manually today?
Start with what you have. Upload your acceptance criteria, even a simple doc, and generate a first set of tests without writing scripts.
Does it replace my QA team?
No. TestAgent handles drafting tests, triaging failures and maintaining automation. Your team keeps the judgment calls.
Your org changes every sprint. Now your TestAgent keeps up.
Need a hand? Your Customer Success Manager can walk you through it in a 30-minute session.