Sandbox Users

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A guide to managing test residents and identities within the Quepass sandbox environment. The Sandbox Residents section enables clients to create, manage, and test resident identities in an isolated development environment. These records are strictly used for testing, QA, and integration validation, and do not affect production data. The Sandbox Residents module can be accessed from the Client Dashboard sidebar under Sandbox Residents.

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1. Sandbox Residents Interface

The Sandbox Residents interface provides search functionality, resident listing, and resident management controls in a clean, structured layout. The layout includes:

• Search bar (Search by name, ID, or Passport)
• Refresh button
• Add New Resident button
• Resident List section
• Records count display (e.g., Showing 6 of 6 residents)
• Per page selector (e.g., 10 per page)

This structure allows clients to efficiently manage and test sandbox resident records.

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2. Using the Sandbox Residents Module

The Sandbox Residents section allows clients to create, search, refresh, and manage test resident identities within a controlled environment.

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Search Residents

Clients can search sandbox residents using name or identity details. Steps:

1. Click inside the Search bar
2. Enter:
   • Resident Name
   • Emirates ID
   • Passport Number
3. Matching results automatically appear in the Resident List

This ensures quick access to specific test identities during development or QA workflows.

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Refresh Records

The Refresh button allows users to reload the resident list and fetch the latest records. Steps:

1. Click Refresh
2. The system reloads and updates the resident list

This ensures the displayed data remains up to date.

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Add New Resident

Clients can create new sandbox residents for testing purposes. Steps:

1. Click Add New Resident
2. Enter required details:
   • Full Name
   • Emirates ID
   • Passport (if applicable)
   • Nationality
   • Other required identity fields
3. Save the record
4. The new resident appears in the Resident List

This enables simulation of onboarding flows, verification journeys, and SDK/API testing.

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3. Resident List

All sandbox residents are displayed in a structured card layout. Each resident entry includes:

• Profile Initial / Avatar — First letter of the resident name
• Full Name — Name of the resident
• Resident Tag — Role label (e.g., RESIDENT)
• Person No. — Internal reference number
• Emirates ID — Identity number (displayed if available)
• Passport — Passport information (if provided)
• Nationality — Resident nationality
• Added Date — Date the record was created
• More Options (⋯) — Additional actions (such as edit or delete, based on permissions)

The interface also displays:

• Total resident count
• Page size selection (e.g., 10 per page)

This layout allows clients to quickly review, manage, and test resident data.

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4. Operational Use Cases

The Sandbox Residents module is commonly used for:

• Testing identity onboarding journeys
• Simulating verification and document validation flows
• Performing SDK and API integration testing
• QA validation before production release
• Training internal teams on resident workflows
• Demonstrating system capabilities to stakeholders

It ensures all testing activities occur safely without impacting live resident data.

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5. Navigation

The Sandbox Residents section is accessible from: Client Dashboard → Developer Tools → Sandbox Users

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6. Summary

The Sandbox Residents module serves as a controlled testing environment for managing resident identities within the Quepass platform. By providing search functionality, structured resident listings, refresh controls, pagination, and easy test resident creation, it enables development and QA teams to validate identity workflows securely and efficiently ensuring reliable system behavior before deployment to production.