User Acceptance Testing is a crucial phase in the development of meeting software where actual users or stakeholders of the software thoroughly test its functionality. This testing phase occurs after the software has undergone unit testing and system testing and is nearing completion. During UAT, users evaluate the software to ensure that it meets their specific requirements, works as intended, and is user-friendly. Testers may perform various scenarios to identify any bugs, glitches, or issues that need addressing before the software is released to a wider audience. UAT plays a vital role in validating that the meeting software aligns with user expectations and is fit for its intended purpose, ultimately ensuring a more robust and reliable product.
