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# Test team
Overview
The **Test Team** feature in Squarebox allows admins to manage internal team members who are designated for testing purposes. These members help preview campaign flows and validate platform functionalities before anything goes live.
#### Why Use Test Team?
* Preview campaign messages and workflows before customer delivery
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### Accessing the Test Team
To access and manage the Test Team:
1. Go to the **Settings** section from the sidebar.
2. Click on the **Test Team** tab at the top.
3. Locate the **Test Team** area.
Adding Test Team Members
To add a new test member:
1. Click on the **+ Add test team member** button.
2. A form will appear on the right panel.
**Required Fields:**
* **First and last name**\*: Enter the full name (e.g., `John Smith`)
* **Phone number**\*: Enter a valid phone number with the correct country code (e.g., `+91 9879834873`)
**Actions:**
* **Add Member**: Saves the member and closes the form
* **Save and Add Another**: Saves the member and resets the form for a new entry
* **Cancel**: Closes the form without saving
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### Managing Test Team Members
Once added, each test member is listed with the following details:
* **Name**
* **Mobile Number**
* **Created At** (timestamp of when they were added)
You can manage each member by:
* **Edit**: Modify the member's details
* **Delete**: Remove the member from the test list
#### **Best Practices**
* Assign only QA and internal team members to the Test Team
* Regularly audit and remove inactive test members
* Use real mobile numbers to replicate actual campaign behavior
* Notify team members of their role and responsibilities in testing workflows
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