Automation Intelligence (Eggplant Test) for SCADA testing automation, smart grid validation, and utility customer system testing — runs natively in air-gapped OT environments where most testing tools cannot operate.
The pressure to release updates faster is greater today than ever to keep up with customer expectations. DevOps and continuous testing should provide the answer to keeping up with the pace of change, but unless testing teams harness everything these ways of working have to offer, they aren't enough.
As this playbook explains, the key to success is adding AI testing to the toolkit.
Eggplant Test tests legacy SCADA systems, smart grid infrastructure, customer information systems (CIS), advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), outage management systems, and customer-facing web and mobile applications. Most engagements focus on validating SCADA HMI workflows and smart meter integrations, the systems where manual testing scales worst and operational risk is highest.
Yes. Eggplant Test tests SCADA HMIs at the UI level using image recognition, so it works on any HMI (Siemens WinCC, GE iFIX, Wonderware InTouch, Rockwell FactoryTalk) without requiring code-level integration or operational disruption. Tests run against a test environment that mirrors production, with no risk to live grid operations.
Eggplant Test generates audit-ready evidence for NERC CIP (Critical Infrastructure Protection) standards, IEC 61850 substation automation, ICS cybersecurity frameworks (NIST 800-82), and state-level utility regulatory requirements. Test execution captures the documentation that NERC CIP-010 configuration change management and CIP-007 system security management auditors look for.
Yes. Eggplant Test supports distributed test execution across operational regions, role-based access for separated OT and IT teams, and integration with utility-grade CI/CD toolchains. Air-gapped deployment means tests can run inside the operational network where modernisation efforts are most concentrated.
Eggplant Test integrates with Jenkins, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and air-gapped DevSecOps platforms. For OT environments specifically, it integrates with configuration management databases and operational change-control workflows — essential for NERC CIP compliance where every change must be tested, evidenced, and approved.
Most utilities see meaningful results within the first two quarters. Initial wins typically come from automating SCADA HMI regression testing, smart meter integration validation, or customer portal end-to-end testing, the workflows where manual testing was most painful and operational risk highest.
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