Test automation
Automated SAP tests fail when the data they expect is used up, stale or missing. Synthesized subsets, masks and generates that data and hands it to Tricentis Tosca or UiPath before each run, so failures point to defects, not to data.









Why automation stalls
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Your automation tool runs the test. Synthesized supplies the data behind it, in the state each test expects.
Tosca stores and manages test data for automated tests. Synthesized fills that store with masked or generated SAP data.
UiPath Test Suite and robots request data through the API or CLI before a run.
What you get
ConsistencySame values everywhereA masked customer has the same name in SAP, the CRM and the warehouse, so end-to-end flows pass.We've got you covered

Most failures come from used-up records, document numbers that no longer exist after a refresh, records other testers changed, or scenarios production doesn't contain. Each is a data problem, not a defect.

Yes. A test or the orchestrator asks for the records it needs through the API or CLI before it runs, so each run starts from a known state.

Tosca stores and manages test data records for automated tests. It doesn't produce masked production data or generate new records. Synthesized produces that data and puts it where Tosca expects it.

No. The integrations are optional; you can refresh test systems without any automation tool.

Order-to-cash is the most developed today. See order-to-cash test data.
Next step
Bring one test pack that fails because of data. We'll feed it from a masked subset and show the rerun.
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