Key Takeaways
UAT & Go-Live — Quick Summary
- 1Response Time
- 2Concurrent Users
- 3Data Volume
- 4Normal Load Test
- 5Peak Load Test
- 6Stress Test
Why Performance Testing Matters
A CRM that is fast in testing with 5 users can be painfully slow in production with 500 users. Performance testing ensures your CRM maintains acceptable speed under expected load. Slow CRMs directly correlate with poor adoption.
Performance Metrics to Test
Response Time
- Page load time (target: under 3 seconds)
- Search response time (target: under 2 seconds)
- Report generation time (target: under 10 seconds)
- Dashboard refresh time (target: under 5 seconds)
Concurrent Users
- Test with expected peak concurrent users
- Simulate login storms (many users logging in at once)
- Test concurrent report generation
Data Volume
- Test with production data volumes
- Test list views with 10,000+ records
- Test search across large datasets
- Test report generation with complex filters
Performance Testing Scenarios
Normal Load Test
Simulate typical daily usage patterns with expected concurrent users.
Peak Load Test
Simulate peak usage (e.g., Monday morning, month-end reporting).
Stress Test
Push beyond expected load to identify breaking points.
Endurance Test
Run sustained load for 24+ hours to identify memory leaks and degradation.
Mobile Performance Testing
- Test on target devices (iOS and Android)
- Test on slow network connections (3G simulation)
- Test offline sync performance
Performance Optimization
If tests reveal performance issues:
- Optimize slow database queries
- Reduce dashboard widget count
- Implement data archiving for old records
- Review automation trigger frequency
- Consider infrastructure scaling
How AavishkarIT Helps
We conduct CRM performance testing as part of go-live readiness assessments. Our testing covers response time, concurrent users, data volume, and mobile performance with optimization recommendations.
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