Acceptance Testing
Definition
A level of testing performed to determine whether a system satisfies the business requirements and whether it is ready for delivery. It is typically carried out by end users or stakeholders to validate the solution against real-world needs.
Related Terms
A test level that evaluates the complete, integrated system against its specified requirements. It is performed in an environment that closely resembles the production environment and covers both functional and non-functional aspects.
User Acceptance TestingA form of acceptance testing where actual or representative end users verify that the system meets their needs and business processes. It is often the final testing phase before the system goes live.
Test LevelA group of testing activities that are organized and managed together. The four main test levels are component testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing, each with distinct objectives.
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