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Is it possible to send multiple test scenarios to a single tester?  I want them to test several registration paths but find that once they register the first time, it won't let them create a new registration without cancelling the first one.  This is not helpful to me. as I need to review each registration attempt.

#Registration

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Pam Burke
2026 Assistant Registrar
Embroiderer's Guild of AmericaUnited States
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As long as the site is in Pending status - Yes - someone can complete multiple tests.

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Peggy Beach
Event Technology & Operations Manager
Equitable Financial Life Insurance Company
United States
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You can do multiple tests with one Gmail address:

Using the "+ Trick"

1. Add +anyword to a Gmail address (e.g., you+StaffPath@gmail.com).
2. Emails sent to this address will still arrive in your main inbox (you@gmail.com).
3. Create filters in Gmail to automatically label or organize emails sent to these variations.

Using the Dot Rule

1. Insert dots anywhere in your Gmail address (e.g., you@gmail.com, y.ou@gmail.com, or yo.u@gmail.com).
2. Gmail treats all variations as the same address, and emails will arrive in your main inbox.

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Bonnie
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Hello @Pam Burke,

We use the  "+ Trick" all the time during testing all the different paths. 

I wanted to mention if you need to have someone who is not an account user or test user in your system you can go through the steps of  Perform Test "Test the event myself" and when the new tab opens you can copy that URL and send it to whomever you need to test a registration as well.

I believe we get 100 test per event. 

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James Rose | Senior Web Developer and Platform/Product Manager
Digital Infrastructure
Office of University Development | University of Michigan
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Hi Pam, also in the test scenario, try setting up as arriving from an invitation email instead of a weblink and see if that works for you and your testers.

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Mike Nicol
McKinsey & Company, Inc.United States
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