Acceptance testing is formal testing conducted by end users or clients to determine if a system meets business needs and requirements. There are two types of acceptance testing: user acceptance testing, which ensures a system satisfies contractual criteria from the user's perspective, and business acceptance testing, which is conducted by the development organization to ensure the system will pass acceptance. The objective of acceptance testing is to confirm that the system meets specified criteria and to identify any discrepancies, with testing divided into basic and complex test cases executed over two phases.

1. Acceptance Testing
Presented By:
Sangeeta s Shivannavar

2. What is Acceptance Testing
 Acceptance Testing is a formal testing conducted
to determine whether a system satisfies the
business criteria.
 The testing is done based on business
requirements and needs.
 It is performed by client or end user with or
without the assistance of testers.

3.  Types of Acceptance Testing:
Two categories of acceptance testing are:
1) User Acceptance Testing
2) Buiseness Acceptance Testing
 User Acceptance Testing:
To ensure that the system satisfies the
contractual acceptance criteria before being
signed off as meeting user needs,user acceptance
testing is done.

4. Business Acceptance testing:
To ensure that the system will pass the acceptance
test,the development organization of the supplier
will conduct the business acceptance testing.
Objective of Acceptance Testing:
1. Confirms that the system meets the criteria.
2. If there are any discrepancies,that can be
identified.

5. Execution of Acceptance Testing
Acceptance test cases are divided into sub groups
1. Basic test cases
2. Test cases the are complex to execute
3. Test cases are executed in two phases
4. Basic test cases from the basic test group are
executed in first phase.
5. If the test results are satisfactory, then second
phase is executed where the complex test cases
are taken up.

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