Test mode allows you to execute an integration flow before its deployment to the environment. It offers benefits such as error detection, data validation, and performance optimization, ensuring that the integration works correctly. Additionally, it is possible to test a flow even if it is not yet complete, allowing adjustments and improvements throughout the process.
Requirements for test mode execution:
IMPORTANTTest mode should be used for basic validations during flow creation. For tests involving large data volumes, we recommend deploying the flow to a staging environment, when appropriate.

Test mode configuration depends on the trigger type you are using. There are two types of triggers:
Next, learn how to configure the execution information for each type.
Click the TEST MODE button in the upper right corner.
(Optional) On the Test Mode screen, fill in the following fields:
Body: insert the payload for execution.
Headers
To add new values, click the
button.
Query Params
To add new values, click the
button.
TIPTo expand or hide field values above, click on the arrow icon
. You can also use scrolling if you want to view all three fields expanded.
The
sign indicates that the fields have been filled in.
Click the EXECUTE button.
Check the execution response right below, in Execution Info.

Click the TEST MODE button in the upper right corner.
On the Test Mode screen, the Body, Headers, and Query Params fields are blocked for this trigger.
Click the EXECUTE button.
Check the execution response right below, in Execution Info.

The Execution Info section displays details of the integration flow execution. Here, you can check:
Execution Status: the execution status. Can be deploying (executing), success, or error.
Execution ID: the execution identification.
Start Time: date and time of execution start.
End Time: date and time of execution end.
Duration: the total test execution time in milliseconds.
View Log
: by clicking this button, you can view detailed execution logs in Sensedia Analytics.
NOTEIntegration execution in test mode does not generate logs on the Executions screen.

TIPBetter understand the format of execution logs displayed in Sensedia Analytics.
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