BA-201 · Question #190
The business analyst (BA) at Universal Containers has been capturing the requirements for a major Sales Cloud release. An admin has been deploying the resulting system changes. The quality assurance (
The correct answer is A. Associate each set of metadata -changes to the corresponding user story.. The core problem here is a lack of traceability and communication between the BA, admin, and QA team. When metadata changes are associated with their corresponding user stories, every stakeholder can see exactly which system changes relate to which requirements. This gives the QA
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The business analyst (BA) at Universal Containers has been capturing the requirements for a major Sales Cloud release. An admin has been deploying the resulting system changes. The quality assurance (QA) team has run into challenges when testing the changes. The BA is unaware of deployment and testing challenges. What should the BA do to resolve these challenges with the release team?
Options
- AAssociate each set of metadata -changes to the corresponding user story.
- BProvide detailed test cases to validate the functional requirements
- CInvolve the stakeholders in the business requirements gathering sessions.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A78% (28)
- B14% (5)
- C8% (3)
Explanation
The core problem here is a lack of traceability and communication between the BA, admin, and QA team. When metadata changes are associated with their corresponding user stories, every stakeholder can see exactly which system changes relate to which requirements. This gives the QA team a clear map of what to test and why, and it gives the BA visibility into deployment and testing status. Without this linkage, changes become opaque - the QA team can't trace a failing test back to a requirement, and the BA has no way to know what was deployed or what broke. Associating metadata to user stories is the foundational DevOps practice that closes this communication gap.
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