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Automate Salesforce Scenarios with ContextQA: A Step-by-Step Guide
Automating processes in Salesforce can be tough—element IDs and attributes change so frequently that traditional scripts often break. ContextQA uses artificial intelligence to make automation reliable, even when the Salesforce interface changes. Here’s how to automate a Salesforce workflow using ContextQA, just as demonstrated in the video.
Introduction
ContextQA helps you automate Salesforce scenarios by adapting to UI changes and recording all the information needed to keep your tests stable and accurate. Let’s walk through recording a workflow, setting it up, executing, and seeing how AI makes automation resilient—even as elements change in Salesforce.
Launch the recording process from ContextQA.
Start a new scenario or choose one you’ve recorded previously. In the video, we start by recording a new workflow, but you can use the locator option or AI features as needed.
After recording, click the Edit icon (the three dots) to view detailed test steps. You’ll see that ContextQA captures both the locator and extra metadata for every UI element you interacted with.
ContextQA’s metadata ensures that even if a locator changes when Salesforce updates its interface, the AI can still find and interact with the right element. That makes your automation stable and long-lasting.
Execute the recorded test case.
Wait for the test execution to finish.
Once the automation runs, review the results. The video demonstrates that despite Salesforce’s dynamic UI, the automation completes successfully—proving ContextQA’s intelligence at handling moving targets.
Conclusion
ContextQA’s AI-driven automation stands up to Salesforce’s frequent UI and attribute changes, so your workflows stay reliable and easy to maintain. Recording is simple, updating is rare, and your team spends less time fixing brittle scripts and more time delivering value. Try automating your next Salesforce process with ContextQA and see how smoothly it handles change.
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