Guides
Testing user journeys, flows and chains
What each practice is, how to do it with any tool, the pitfalls, and how Journey Lanes does it.
User journey testing
User journey testing checks that a real task works from start to finish for each role. What it covers, how to set it up, pitfalls, and an example.
API flow testing
API flow testing runs chained API calls the way a client does, passing data between steps. How to design flows, check them, and keep them stable.
Chain testing
Chain testing checks that a process works across linked systems and services. How to scope a chain test, test data, async steps, and automation.
End-to-end API testing
End-to-end API testing runs real tasks through your backend with real sign-ins, data and environments. A practical guide to scope, auth, data and checks.
Synthetic monitoring
Synthetic monitoring runs scripted user journeys against your API on a schedule and alerts when they fail. What to monitor, how often, and alerting.
Access control testing
Test that each role and tenant can reach only its own data: role-based access testing, tenant isolation and IDOR checks, how to run them, and pitfalls.
Compared with Playwright and Postman
When hand-written Playwright or Postman tests are the better choice, when Journey Lanes fits, and how the three work together through exports.
In het Nederlands: ketentesten en end-to-end testen.
Put a guide into practice
Connect a repository or OpenAPI document and draw your first flow.