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You should therefore organize a testing approach within your country implementation. Guidance on testing approaches and steps can be found here that the openIMIS Initiative endorses and can be used as a guide by country implementations. While these are an extensive lists of tests you are encouraged to undertake as many of these functional and non functional test categories as possible.
In order to validate the functioning of the new version and developments, a round of user testing should be undertakenUser testing is highly recommended in this regard. The test cases for user testing for the modular version can be found here: User interface test - openIMIS - Confluence (atlassian.net. However, based on the country customizations, some test cases may need adaptations. It is also advised that beyond these test cases to ask different user groups to also undertake free testing from their perspectives beyond such a structured test cases list.
Step 5: User training
The main difference between the legacy and the modular version, for the point of view of the end user, is the interface. Indeed, colors, fonts, and certain tabs have changed. Therefore, an important step in the transition will be to conduct trainings to introduce end users to the new interfaces. This will also mean to consolidate and update all training material beforehand. The following sub-steps have been identified:
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