System Test Plan
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Scope
- Test Strategy
- Test Plan
- Test Schedule
- Resources
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Defect Management
- Risk Management
- Communication Plan
- Approval
Introduction
This document provides a comprehensive plan for the system testing of the Temenos Transact Implementation at Test Republic Bank. The purpose of this plan is to ensure a smooth transition from the legacy mainframe banking system to the Temenos Transact cloud-based SaaS solution. The document outlines the objectives, scope, test strategy, and other essential aspects of the system testing process.
Objectives
- Ensure a seamless migration of account data from the legacy mainframe system to Temenos Transact.
- Verify that clients have uninterrupted access to their accounts during the transition.
- Validate the integration of Temenos Transact with third-party systems, including Paymentus and LendingPad.
- Confirm that all accounts with balances of $100 or less are properly purged and closed, with refunds issued by check.
- Ensure that the UX adheres to the design specification of using only different shades of blue.
- Achieve full functionality of Temenos Transact by New Year's Eve, 2025.
Scope
- Migration of 100,000 retail checking and savings accounts, along with other account types such as CDs, Money Market accounts, mortgages, credit cards, car loans, and personal loans.
- Functional testing of all Temenos Transact modules.
- Integration testing with Paymentus and LendingPad.
- Automated testing using Selenium.
- UX testing to ensure adherence to color specifications.
Test Strategy
- Functional Testing: Validate all functionalities of Temenos Transact as per requirements.
- Integration Testing: Ensure seamless integration with Paymentus and LendingPad.
- Performance Testing: Validate the performance and scalability of the system.
- Security Testing: Ensure that the system is secure and compliant with data protection regulations.
- Automated Testing: Use Selenium for automated regression tests.
- User Experience Testing: Verify that the UX uses only different shades of blue.
Test Plan
Test Environment
- Hardware: Cloud-based servers provided by Temenos.
- Software: Temenos Transact, Selenium, legacy mainframe system, Paymentus, LendingPad.
- Network Configurations: Ensure secure and stable network connections between all systems.
Test Criteria
- Entry Criteria:
- Temenos Transact is installed and configured.
- Test data is prepared and loaded.
- All required tools and resources are available.
- Exit Criteria:
- All test cases have been executed.
- All critical and major defects have been resolved.
- Test results have been reviewed and approved.
Test Deliverables
- Test cases and test scripts.
- Test data.
- Test execution reports.
- Defect logs.
- Test summary reports.
Test Schedule
- Test Planning: May 2025
- Test Case Development: June 2025 - July 2025
- Test Execution: August 2025 - November 2025
- Defect Fixing and Re-testing: September 2025 - December 2025
- Final Testing and Sign-off: December 2025
Resources
- Personnel: Test Manager, Test Leads, Test Engineers, Developers, Business Analysts.
- Tools: Selenium, defect tracking tools, test management tools.
- Other Materials: Test data, documentation.
Roles and Responsibilities
Role |
Responsibility |
Test Manager |
Oversee the testing process, manage resources, and ensure adherence to the test plan |
Test Lead |
Coordinate testing activities and manage the test team |
Test Engineer |
Design and execute test cases, report defects |
Developer |
Fix defects and provide technical support |
Business Analyst |
Ensure test cases align with business requirements |
Defect Management
- Defects will be recorded in the defect tracking tool.
- Defects will be prioritized based on severity and impact.
- Defects will be assigned to developers for resolution.
- Fixed defects will be re-tested and closed upon verification.
Risk Management
- Data Migration Risks: Mitigation by thorough data validation and integrity checks.
- Integration Risks: Mitigation by early integration testing and continuous monitoring.
- Performance Risks: Mitigation by conducting performance tests under various load conditions.
- Security Risks: Mitigation by conducting comprehensive security testing.
Communication Plan
Communication Type |
Audience |
Frequency |
Medium |
Owner |
Status Report |
Project Team |
Weekly |
Email |
Test Manager |
Defect Review Meeting |
Key Stakeholders |
Bi-weekly |
Meeting |
Test Lead |
Test Summary Report |
All Stakeholders |
End of Testing Phase |
Document |
Test Manager |
Approval
- Prepared by: Mike Meier
- Date: 05/06/2025
- Approved by: [Approver's Name]
- Date: [Approval Date]