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SAP test automation

Agentic SAP testing with TSP ARIA

Your process documents, specs, recordings and manual scripts already describe what needs testing. ARIA reads them, writes the scenarios and pulls test data from your live SAP, and your experts approve every script before it runs.

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Certified partners

  • SAP
  • UiPath
  • Tricentis

Agentic testing uses AI agents to define test scope, generate test scripts and prepare test data, with people reviewing every result. TSP ARIA, the agentic delivery platform of The Silicon Partners (TSP), does this for SAP: it reads your documentation and recordings, mines data from live SAP with ARIA TestMiner, and hands validated tests to Tricentis or UiPath.

  • ~70%Shorter testing timelines
  • 9,000+Test scenarios and scripts generated by ARIA
  • 750+Pre-built SAP test bots

Where does the time go in SAP testing?

Mostly in deciding what to test. Before a single script is written, teams spend weeks in workshops working out which processes, variations and data each test needs, and then the business reviews it all again. Agentic testing hands that groundwork to agents, so your experts spend their time approving tests.

SAP testing, by hand and with TSP ARIA

ManualAgentic TestingWith TSP ARIA
Defining the scopeWorkshops with functional expertsARIA proposes it from your documents and recordings
Writing scenarios and scriptsOne variation at a timeEvery variation, with the fields each transaction needs
Finding test dataSearched for and keyed inMined from live SAP tables by TestMiner
Business revalidationEvery script reviewed againOnly new or changed scripts, after gap analysis
Running and trackingSpreadsheets and status meetingsTricentis or UiPath, with results in SAP Cloud ALM

How ARIA Test works

From your documents to validated test scripts

  1. Read what you already have

    ARIA reads your business process documents, functional specifications, configuration guides, recordings of real transactions and existing manual scripts, and cross-references them to define the exact test scope.

  2. Generate scenarios and scripts

    ARIA writes each scenario with all its custom variations and the fields and data each transaction needs. It then compares the result with your existing scripts, so the business revalidates only what’s new or changed.

  3. Mine the test data

    TSP ARIA TestMiner reads your live SAP tables, module by module, and assembles scenario-ready test data, down to the line items of a sales order. Existing test data and scenarios are ready in seconds.

  4. Review and approve

    Functional experts work through each script in ARIA: pending review, in functional review, script validated, or sent back for AI changes. Every decision is recorded, and any change can be undone.

  5. Run and track

    Validated scenarios become automated tests on Tricentis or UiPath. Runs, results and defects sync with SAP Cloud ALM and Jira, so test managers and project leads see the same status.

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What reviewers and test managers work with

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  • A live dashboard

    Review status across every scenario, so test managers see at a glance what’s validated and what’s waiting.

  • A review board

    Scripts move from pending review to validated, or back to ARIA for changes, with live counts.

  • A full audit trail

    Every change recorded with who made it and when, and any import undone in one click.

  • Existing scripts imported

    Manual scripts pasted in from Excel join the same review flow as everything ARIA generates.

  • Security role testing

    Roles tested with positive and negative cases, and segregation-of-duties issues raised before go-live.

  • Defects matched to known fixes

    New defects compared in seconds with fixes from past TSP programs, so known problems close faster.

See it work

ARIA Test, from documents to validated scripts

The demo follows one program from start to finish:

  • Documents in, scenarios out: process documents, specs, configuration guides, recordings and manual scripts flow into ARIA, and generated test cases flow out.
  • The review: a reviewer opens a scenario, validates the script and moves it across the review board.
  • Existing scripts: rows pasted from Excel join the review, and an import is undone in one click.
  • TestMiner: test data pulled from a live SAP sales order, down to its line items.

It runs for about two minutes.

Customer stories

Testing results for TSP clients

echnician testing data storage hardware on a modern electronics manufacturing floor

High-tech · Data storage hardware manufacturer · Global

68person-days saved per release

52 automated end-to-end scripts validated the move to SAP S/4HANA on RISE, saving 68 person-days per release.

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Retail · Global apparel, footwear and accessories company · Global

90%regression automation coverage at SIT exit

TSP ARIA and TSP Test Miner powered 8,000+ regression test cases, with 90% regression automation coverage at SIT exit.

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High view of stainless steel tanks and pipework in a large dairy processing plant

Consumer packaged goods · Branded dairy producer · United States

96%less manual testing per release

105 end-to-end test cases automated on the UiPath Test Suite, cutting manual release testing from 800 hours to 40.

Read the full story

Gloved hands moving fresh produce onto a conveyor in a cooperative packing plant

Agribusiness · Grower-owned food cooperative · United States

75%less test execution time

83 automated end-to-end scripts across six SAP modules cut each test cycle from about 20 hours to about 5.

Read the full story

Test engineer checking a row of electrical switchgear cabinets in a factory test bay

Manufacturing · Power systems manufacturer · North America

95%faster test cycles

A UiPath test automation framework that cut test cycle time by 95% and ran six times as many tests per release.

Read the full story

Overhead view of sample tube racks and test cartridges on a diagnostics quality control bench

Life sciences · Diagnostic products manufacturer · North America

98%less test effort

Automated regression testing for a move from several legacy ERPs to SAP S/4HANA, with 98% less test effort.

Read the full story
echnician testing data storage hardware on a modern electronics manufacturing floor

High-tech · Data storage hardware manufacturer · Global

68person-days saved per release

Ways to start

See ARIA Test on your own process

  • Usual first step

    ARIA Test walkthrough

    Duration
    30 minutes
    Cost
    Free

    What you get

    A live walkthrough of ARIA Test with a TSP testing lead, using a process like yours.

    Book an ARIA Test walkthrough

  • Test strategy assessment

    Duration
    2 weeks
    Cost
    Scoped to your landscape

    What you get

    Your testing effort baselined, the processes where ARIA would save most, and a prioritized plan.

    Ask about an assessment

  • Automation pilot

    Duration
    4 to 5 weeks
    Cost
    Scoped to your first process

    What you get

    ARIA-generated scenarios for one process, your first five automated tests running, and the ROI defined.

    Ask about a pilot

FAQ

Questions about Agentic testing with TSP ARIA

Straight answers to what SAP leaders ask us most.

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What is agentic testing?

Agentic testing uses AI agents to do the groundwork of software testing: defining what to test, writing test scenarios and scripts, and preparing test data. People stay in control by reviewing and approving what the agents produce. In SAP programs, where scoping and test data take the most time, it shortens testing timelines considerably.

Can we trust test scripts written by AI?

Every script ARIA generates goes through review by your functional experts before it runs: they validate it or send it back for changes, and every decision is recorded. ARIA works from your own documents, recordings and SAP data, so each scenario can be traced to the source it came from.

What is TSP ARIA TestMiner?

TestMiner is the part of ARIA Test that prepares test data. It reads your live SAP tables, module by module, and assembles scenario-ready data for each test, such as a sales order with its line items. It replaces the slow work of finding and keying in test data by hand.

Does ARIA Test work for greenfield, brownfield and upgrade projects?

Yes. Each kind of project extracts what it needs: a brownfield move reads the existing ECC processes and data, a greenfield program works from the new design documents, and an upgrade focuses on what the release changes. Testing phases are planned for integration, user acceptance and regression rounds.

Do we buy ARIA separately?

ARIA comes with TSP’s SAP and testing services: it’s how TSP delivers, so there’s no separate license to manage. If you already work with TSP on an SAP program, ARIA Test can be added to the testing scope. See TSP ARIA.

What happened to TSP TestGenius?

TestGenius, TSP’s tool for identifying the test scripts a migration needs, is now part of ARIA Test. ARIA goes further: it writes the scripts, prepares the data with TestMiner and tracks every run, so the whole testing workflow sits in one place.

Next step

See ARIA Test on your process

Thirty minutes with a TSP testing lead, using a process like yours. You see how ARIA builds the scope, the scripts and the test data, and what it would take to start.

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What happens next

  1. You tell us about your landscape and how you test today
  2. We show ARIA Test on a process like yours
  3. If it fits, we scope an assessment or a pilot