Guide in ServiceMax Testing

ServiceMax is a complete field service software solution built on the Force.com platform. It includes features such as Installed Base Management, Scheduling & Dispatch, Service Requests & Work Orders, and more. This documentation serves as a guide in ServiceMax testing.

ServiceMax also has a mobile application, the Field Service App (FSA), which Provar supports. For information on how to test the FSA mobile application, please refer to ServiceMax FSA Mobile Testing.

Note: As of version 1.9, Provar supports both the ServiceMax desktop and the ServiceMax mobile applications. pre-1.9 versions support desktop ServiceMax only.

ServiceMax Desktop Setup

To begin the guide in ServiceMax testing, create a Salesforce Connection in the standard way first.

Refer to Adding a Connection for more information.

Creating ServiceMax Test Cases

Once your Connection is added, you can start adding ServiceMax test cases in the standard way. Make sure you select your ServiceMax Connection and select the application as ServiceMax from the dropdown.

This will open the test case in the ServiceMax application.

Refer to Creating Test Cases for more information.

ServiceMax Work Orders

Provar automatically recognizes the Work Order object and its fields when mapping test steps.

Here is an example of test step mapping on the New Work Order page.

Here is an example test step mapping of a record in the Recent Work Orders table on the Work Order tab.

Here is an example ServiceMax test case including both of the above steps, as seen from Provar Desktop:

Service Flow Wizards

Provar supports mapping all Service Flow Wizards, including Field Service and WO Wizard actions.

Example 1: Close work order

Below is an example test mapping a Close Work Order flow.

After right-clicking on Close Work Order and selecting Add to Test Case, the following draft test step appears:

Note that the Work Order View screen and an embedded page representing the Service Flow Wizards have been recognized automatically. The Close Work Order option has also been recognized automatically.

Clicking Add & Do on the draft test step navigates the user to the Close Work Order page, where all fields are recognized automatically.

The below test step is an example step entering a value into the Work Performed field:

Once Add & Do is clicked on the above step, the step is executed as follows:

Here is the test as it appears in Provar Desktop:

Example 2: Edit Work Order Lines – Usage

Below is an example test mapping an Edit Work Order Lines – Usage flow.

After right-clicking on Edit Work Order Lines – Usage and selecting Add to Test Case, the following draft test step appears:

Note that the Work Order View screen and an embedded page representing the Service Flow Wizards have been recognized automatically. The Edit Work Order Lines – Usage option has also been recognized automatically.

Clicking Add & Do on the draft test step navigates the user automatically to the Manage Work Order Usage page:

The below test step is an example step entering a value into the Priority field:

Once again, the page and the target field are recognized automatically.

Once Add & Do is clicked on the above step, the test moves on to the Add Parts button in the Lines section of the page:

The correct part is then located via the ServiceMax Lookup:

Note that Provar recognizes the search results as a table with results located on a specific Product Name value:

Once the correct part is located and selected, the Save button is mapped:

Here is the completed test case as seen from Provar Desktop:

ServiceMax FSA Mobile Testing

As of Provar version 1.9, Provar also supports testing ServiceMax’s Field Service Application for iOS. Refer to ServiceMax FSA Mobile Testing for more information.