When you upload test cases from the CSV template, defining test conditions such as
conversation history and context variables helps provide additional context. These variables help
simulate more realistic user interactions, making your tests more reliable and reflective of
actual agent behavior.
Important Conversation history and context variables appear
only as columns in the downloadable CSV template and are not used when generating test
cases.
If you initiate batch tests from Agentforce Builder you can include that conversation
history in your test cases. This adds a column for the conversation to your CSV template and
testing grid. You’ll need to add the conversation turns manually. To add the builder
conversation history to your CSV template, select Include conversation
history. You may get different results than you get using the same utterances in
an Agentforce Builder session.
To add context variables to your test template, select Include context
variables. Context variables map to fields on the objects associated with an agent
and add information to your test cases that helps simulate realistic conversations. This adds a
column and populates the variables to your CSV template. Select the context fields you want to
include and click Next. See Understand Contex and System Variables.
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