AI-Powered Automation Testing: Accelerating Multi-Tenant Migration for a Leading US CRM Platform

Achieving Zero Defect Leakage and 40% Effort Savings with AI-Driven Automation

Overview

A leading US-based CRM provider faced a critical hurdle during its infrastructure modernization. To improve scalability, they needed to migrate from multiple individual code droplets to a multi-tenant architecture on AWS. However, the transition was high-risk. The platform lacked existing test documentation, and the migration timeline was aggressive. SourceFuse was engaged to validate the new architecture, ensure strict data isolation between tenants, and certify over 2,000 regression scenarios without delaying the launch.

The Challenge

The client’s legacy setup was inefficient, with separate codebases for different customers. Transitioning to a unified multi-tenant model presented several critical challenges:

The Solution

SourceFuse implemented an AI-driven Quality Engineering strategy to automate the migration’s success:

1. AI-Assisted Scripting

We used MCP and GitHub Copilot to analyze the codebase and automatically generate test scripts directly from user stories, slashing manual drafting time.

2. Self-Healing Automation

We deployed our proprietary AI Healer (Selenium-Java), which automatically detects UI changes and updates locators, ensuring scripts remain resilient and functional.

3. Smart Data Generation

AI models generated tenant-specific datasets to rigorously test data isolation and multi-tenant security.

4. ML-Powered Analysis

Machine learning algorithms were used to analyze test failures, instantly distinguishing between genuine defects and “flaky” environment issues to speed up debugging.

5. Shift-Left Security

Integrated automated performance and security testing early in the CI/CD pipeline to catch vulnerabilities before deployment.

Results

SourceFuse delivered a seamless migration and transformation:

Technologies & AWS Services Used

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