Test Environment Guide

Test environments provide an isolated space to develop and test Extend integrations without affecting production data or triggering real webhooks. Use test mode to safely validate workflows before deploying to production.

Quick Start

Enable Test Mode: Navigate to the Developers tab and enable “Test Environment”
Generate Test API Key: Create a separate API key for test mode

Test Environment Dashboard

Configure Test Webhooks: Set up webhook endpoints to receive test events

Webhook Configuration

Subscribe Workflows: Connect your workflows to test webhook endpoints

Workflow Subscription

How Extend Test Environments Work

Test API Keys

Generate dedicated API keys in Developer Settings for test mode
Test keys automatically route requests to the test environment

Test Webhooks

Create separate webhook endpoints for test mode
Subscribe workflows to test endpoints for isolated testing
Webhooks only receive events with test data

Workflow Testing

Workflow definitions are shared between test and production environments
Workflow runs and their data remain isolated to each environment
Toggle test mode in the UI to run workflows against test data

What You Can Do with Test Environments

Scenario	Use Case
Local Development	Each developer uses their own test API key and webhook endpoints to avoid conflicts
Integration Testing	Validate webhook flows and event handling without impacting production systems
Workflow Validation	Test workflow logic with sample data before production deployment
Partner Collaboration	Share test access with external partners without exposing production data