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Does CVENT have a sandbox to test features in?

#Miscellaneous

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Kristy Stevens
Development Associate
Student Veterans Of AmericaUnited States
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I don't believe so, we usually just create fake events/clone existing events and try testing features and adding within there to see what works and doesnt.

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Rachel
NJ
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Thank you!!

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Kristy Stevens
Development Associate
Student Veterans Of AmericaUnited States
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-23-2023 09:29
From: Rachel Sigley
Subject: Sandbox

I don't believe so, we usually just create fake events/clone existing events and try testing features and adding within there to see what works and doesnt.

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Rachel
NJ
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Yes! Ask your account manager :)

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Hallie Loeb, HMCC
Event Operations Specialist
CDW United States
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Yes, we use a sandbox for our account for big updates.  However, sometimes having a test event that you can test the item in is easier because your sandbox is not up to date with any process updates unless you update in both environments.

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Amy Lum
Senior Systems and Tools Specialist
Boston Scientific CorporationUnited States
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We have a sandbox event to test our included features. When we add features, Cvent can turn them on for you to test in your sandbox event. If you are setting up an integration i.e. Salesforce, you'll be able to have a sandbox feature for that before connecting to your integrated platform.

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Beth Vriesen.
Events Technology Administrator
Associated Bank Corporation
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We've used a sandbox only when testing new features (like when Flex was launched). Otherwise, we just create a test event and play around in there. Good luck!

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Cate Liverman
Constituent Relations Director
UVA Medical Alumni Association and Medical School FoundationUnited States
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I prefer testing in a dummy event.  Because you can clone events, it really lets you see what work/doesn't the same way you would see it in an event.  Then you can clone the event you tested if everything works well.

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Julie-Michelle Davis, CMP
Meetings Manager
Amex GBT - USA
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