Test Case Generation

Generate a complete Apex test class for the trigger or class named 
{Placeholder Class Name}. Cover at least: one happy path, one negative 
scenario, and one edge case. Use descriptive method names, mock realistic
data, and include comments that explain what each method is testing. 
Return only the Apex code.

Generate a complete Salesforce Flow test XML file for the Flow named 
{Placeholder Name}.Create test cases that cover:– One happy path scenario 
with typical valid inputs– One edge case with boundary or unusual values– 
One error scenario with invalid or missing required inputsFor each test 
case:– Use descriptive names that explain what is being tested– Add clear 
assertions that verify success conditions and data transformations– Test 
all decision branches if present– Include collection handling for empty,
single item, and multiple items if the Flow uses collectionsFormat:– 
Production-ready XML that follows Salesforce metadata standards– Include 
helpful comments describing what each test validates– Use business-
realistic test data and IDs as variablesReturn only the XML.

I’m preparing UAT for the Flow named {Placeholder Name}. Create a 
business-user-friendly test plan that includes:– 3 scenarios: one success 
case, one edge case, and one failure case– Step-by-step actions the user 
should take in the Salesforce UI– The input values to use for each 
scenario– The expected outcome or result the Flow should produce (e.g. 
assignment, error, skipped logic)– Notes on what to check to confirm the 
Flow worked as intended (e.g. owner updated, task created)Write in plain 
language so a non-technical tester can execute and validate each step.

We’ve made changes to the Opportunity process. Generate a detailed UAT 
plan to validate these changes end-to-end.Include:– A walkthrough of 
creating a new Opportunity with required fields– Steps for progressing 
through each stage– How to trigger and validate related automations (e.g. 
field updates, task creation, approval prompts)– Validation rules that may 
block progression, and what inputs to use to trigger them– Expected 
behavior at each stage (e.g. assignment, alerts, updates)The goal is to 
ensure the process is behaving as intended across UI, automation, and 
validation logic. Write it as a checklist that a business tester can 
follow.