Data-Driven Testing
Running the same test logic repeatedly with different sets of input data to broaden coverage efficiently.
What is Data-Driven Testing?
What is Data-Driven Testing?
Data-driven testing separates test logic from test data, so a single flow can be executed many times over a table of inputs and expected outputs. Instead of writing dozens of near-identical scripts, you write one and feed it varied data—valid values, boundary cases, invalid entries—dramatically expanding coverage with minimal code. It pairs naturally with boundary and equivalence techniques. A recorded flow parameterized over a dataset lets you validate a form or search across every meaningful input combination automatically.