Test Plan for Zoom Integration Process
1. Test Objectives and Scope
• Objective: Verify the integration and functionality of Zoom within the application.
• Scope: Test the process of adding, using, and removing a Zoom account in the application settings.
2. Test Scenarios and Cases
Scenario 1: Adding a Zoom Account
• Test Case 1.1: Navigate to Settings
• Step: Go to the settings page.
• Expected Result: Settings page is displayed.
• Test Case 1.2: Navigate to Integrations
• Step: Go to the integrations section within settings.
• Expected Result: Integrations page is displayed.
• Test Case 1.3: Add Zoom Account
• Step: Click on ‘Add Zoom Account’ button.
• Expected Result: Redirected to Zoom login/authorization page.
Scenario 2: Confirming Link with Zoom Account
• Test Case 2.1: Confirm Zoom Account Link
• Step: Log in to Zoom and authorize the application.
• Expected Result: Zoom account is successfully linked and visible in integrations.
Scenario 3: Scheduling and Sending a Zoom Meeting
• Test Case 3.1: Navigate to Messages
• Step: Go to the messages section.
• Expected Result: Messages page is displayed.
• Test Case 3.2: Schedule a New Meeting
• Step: Click on ‘Schedule a New Meeting’ button and fill in meeting details.
• Expected Result: Meeting is scheduled and details are displayed.
• Test Case 3.3: Send the Meeting
• Step: Send the meeting invite.
• Expected Result: Meeting invite is sent successfully.
Scenario 4: Disconnecting Zoom Account
• Test Case 4.1: Navigate to Integrations
• Step: Go back to the integrations section within settings.
• Expected Result: Integrations page is displayed.
• Test Case 4.2: Disconnect Zoom Account
• Step: Click on ‘Disconnect Zoom Account’ button.
• Expected Result: Zoom account is successfully disconnected and removed from integrations.
3. Test Data Requirements
• Zoom account credentials.
• Application user credentials.
• Meeting details (e.g., date, time, participants).
4. Test Execution Process
• Preparation: Ensure all necessary accounts and permissions are available.
• Execution: Follow the test scenarios and cases step-by-step, verifying each expected result.
• Documentation: Record the actual results and any discrepancies.
• Review: Analyze the test results and address any issues found.