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Record Salesforce actions and auto-generate business-readable test cases with screenshots, video, and Excel/PDF/CSV export. Here's a plain "what it does" version — no policy language, no legal sections, just what the extension does: About Trailcase — Salesforce Test Case Recorder Trailcase records what you do in Salesforce and turns it into ready-to-use manual test cases, with a screenshot for every step. It runs in the Chrome side panel next to your Salesforce tab — click Record, do your work, and it writes the test case as you go. What it does Records your clicks, field entries, picklists, lookups, and navigation across Lightning, Aura, LWC, Flow, and classic/Setup pages Writes a plain-English step, the test data you entered, and an expected result for every action Captures a screenshot of each step as test evidence Detects validation errors and success messages and writes them into the expected results Records an optional screen-share video of the whole session and attaches it to the export Exports to Excel (with embedded screenshots), PDF, and CSV Pushes test cases to Jira and Azure DevOps using your existing browser session Lets you keep multiple test cases in one recording, and rename or edit any step inline Works across Salesforce orgs and sandboxes with no per-org setup Runs entirely in your browser — no accounts, no external services Who it's for QA teams, admins, developers, and business analysts who need documented manual test cases without writing them by hand. Contact Questions, issues, or requests: saiakshitha.gaddam@outlook.com
Jul 2, 2026
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