Use the enhanced sandbox
Testing with the standard sandbox requires memorizing specific business names and input values to trigger specific verification outcomes. The enhanced sandbox removes that friction. Define your own test businesses, select expected results, and save reusable scenarios from the Dashboard.
How enhanced sandbox mode works
The enhanced sandbox is built around three core concepts:
- Scenario templates—Pre-configured verification outcome sets (for example, all verified, TIN mismatch, watchlist hit). Select a template and the sandbox delivers that result consistently.
- Custom test businesses—Define business details (name, address, TIN, entity type, officers) instead of using hardcoded trigger values. Combine multiple conditions in a single scenario, such as a business in good standing with a TIN mismatch, or an approximate address match with a watchlist hit.
- Scenario library—Saved scenarios stored in your account, accessible to your entire team from Settings → Sandbox configuration. Create, view, edit, and delete scenarios as needed.
The enhanced sandbox simulates all data without performing real compliance checks. Scenarios are deterministic—the same configuration produces the same verification results every time, so you can build repeatable test workflows and debug without chasing changing data.
Pre-built scenario templates
The enhanced sandbox includes ready-to-use templates for common verification outcomes. Use these pre-built scenario templates to simulate specific outcomes on test businesses in your account.
Simulated outcomes supported by verification type
The enhanced sandbox allows you to create simulated verification outcomes across Middesk’s supported verification types, so you can reliably reproduce specific scenarios without using real data. If a case is not covered by a pre-built test scenario template, you can build your own scenario by combining supported outcomes and reusing it for consistent end-to-end testing.
How to use enhanced sandbox mode
Switch to sandbox mode
In the Dashboard, switch to the sandbox environment using the environment selector.
Select a scenario with business details
Click the Create new example button, select a scenario template, and input business details to pair with the scenario.