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    How do you test search, filter and sort with AI?

    An AI agent exercises the search bar, filter panel and column sorts, then verifies the results change correctly – including the awkward combinations that surface wrong data. These features are used constantly but tested rarely.

    Sub-use-cases

    Covers Keyword search, multi-select filter combinations, sort-by-column, filtered + sorted results, pagination and no-results state.

    1. 01

      What a search and filter test should cover

      Search behaviour and empty results, single and multi-select filters, filter combinations, column sort order, and pagination of results.

    2. 02

      How does AI verify search, filter and sort?

      The agent applies searches, filters and sorts as a user would and verifies the result set matches the expectation you describe – across combinations a script would need many cases for.

    3. 03

      When to test search and filtering

      On changes to search/indexing, filter logic or table components – wrong sort orders and broken filters surface bad data silently.

    4. 04

      Who needs search and filter testing

      Any data-heavy app: catalogs, admin tools, CRMs, dashboards, marketplaces.

    5. 05

      How QA.tech helps

      The combinatorial space of filters and sorts is huge; QA.tech verifies the meaningful combinations by intent, so wrong data doesn't reach users.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    Can QA.tech test filter combinations, not just single filters?
    Yes – the agent applies multiple filters and verifies the combined result.
    Does QA.tech verify sort order?
    Yes – the agent checks results are ordered as expected after a column sort.
    Can QA.tech check the no-results state?
    Yes – empty and edge states are part of the set.

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