04/08/2026
One comment from our client during our three-day onsite User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Parallel Run stayed with me:
“It’s good that we can do another parallel run here with your team. It really helps us thoroughly review everything, identify what still needs to be improved, and make sure we are ready before go-live.”
Earlier this week, the two of us from the ERP Financial Management System (FMS) team at XScribe Solutions spent three days onsite conducting a User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Parallel Run and providing training for a manufacturing company. We worked closely with users from different departments, validating business scenarios, reviewing processes, and ensuring they were confident using the system.
What stood out most was their commitment to getting the implementation right.
Rather than seeing another parallel run as an extra step, they saw it as an opportunity to identify improvements, validate processes, and ensure the system truly supports their operations before go-live.
Throughout the sessions, users raised questions like:
“Can the system be customized to support this process?”
“Can we add a field to capture this information?”
These discussions showed their commitment to finding solutions that fit their business needs.
One of the most rewarding moments was seeing users realize how the system could improve their day-to-day work. Comments like:
“Oh, nice! So we don’t have to do that anymore? The other department can handle it through the system now.”
“This will definitely make our process much easier.”
reminded me that ERP implementation is not just about introducing a new system. It is about helping people discover better ways of working.
Another moment that made me smile was when a user saw me documenting their concerns and customization requirements and said:
“Wow, you’re documenting everything so fast! You’ve already captured all of that? You’re like a human AI!”
The comment made us all smile. But beyond the humor, it represented more than just documentation. They appreciated how quickly their concerns, suggestions, and requests were being captured, and how each item was being carefully considered throughout the implementation.
It showed that they felt heard and that every concern, suggestion, and business requirement mattered.
This experience reminded me that UAT is not just about testing whether a system works. It is about listening, understanding business processes, exchanging ideas, and building better solutions together.
🤝 The true measure of a successful ERP implementation is not how quickly you reach go-live. It is the confidence, trust, and partnership built along the way.
-Angelica Madia, Junior Business Analyst at XScribe Solutions
One comment from our client during our three-day onsite User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Parallel Run stayed with me: “It’s good that we can do another parallel run here with your team. It really helps us thoroughly review everything, identify what still needs to be improved, and make sure we are r...