kasutajatevastuvõtt

Kasutajatevastuvõtt, also known as user acceptance testing (UAT), is the final phase of the software testing process. It is conducted by the end-users or clients of the software to verify that the system meets their business requirements and is ready for deployment. The primary goal of UAT is to ensure that the software functions as expected in a real-world environment and fulfills the intended purpose.

During kasutajatevastuvõtt, users test the software using realistic scenarios and data that they would typically encounter in their daily work. This phase is crucial because it allows for the identification of any issues or discrepancies that may have been missed during earlier testing stages, such as unit testing or integration testing. It provides a platform for users to confirm that the software is intuitive, efficient, and easy to use.

The process typically involves defining test cases based on business requirements, executing these test cases, and documenting any defects or issues found. Once all critical issues are resolved and the software meets the acceptance criteria, the users formally sign off on the system, indicating their approval for its release. Kasutajatevastuvõtt plays a vital role in minimizing risks associated with software deployment and ensuring customer satisfaction.