Microsoft Word Add-in for a CLM solution
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Engagement details
The customer is a leader in the Contract Lifecycle Management space. The AI-powered platform allows customers for faster & proactive management of entitlements & obligations and surface commercial insights and intelligence. There was no provision for the CLM platform to be used within the existing applications. Separately using the platforms was creating problems when it came to effective collaboration. A tool (Add-in) was required with Microsoft Word to make the flow of contract management seamless while working on the document itself. Opcito team designed and developed the MS Word add-in that helped to optimize the customer’s CLM application’s productivity and user experience with a specialized Microsoft Word integration.
Technologies
Product engineering, Product sustenance, CLM
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Test automation for CLM MS Word add-in
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See how Opcito developed a MS Word add-in for the CLM application
Engagement details
The customer is a leader in the Contract Lifecycle Management space. The AI-powered platform allows customers for faster & proactive management of entitlements & obligations and surface commercial insights and intelligence. The client wanted to automate MS Word add-in test scenarios to maintain the quality of services by performing regular sanity and regression checks on the add-in. Automating MS Word add-in test cases was a challenging task. Finding a mix of tools/technology to automate the add-in was tough, as Selenium does not support desktop application automation. Also, there isn't enough reference knowledge base available regarding the automation of a Microsoft Word add-in.
Technologies
TestOps, Test Auomation, CLM
Benefits
- Capture and eliminate defects in the early stages of the release.
- Reduced manual testing efforts required during regression pass testing of the release.
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