While testing a product tour in a test environment, I found the most frequently I could send a tour to any user was once a day. Can it be made possible to create a test user, or an audience called ‘Test’ that can be sent a product tour more frequently than once a day? It makes it very hard to test otherwise, and I have had to create many user accounts to test more than once a day. Or is there a way to do this with the current configuration?
I need to confirm but I believe if the variables are set to run every time a match is found, you shouldn't have any issues getting it to run again for the same user. But if you've got it set to run once then, possibly that's where it won't show again to the same user. I guess you could change that setting while you are testing until you are ready to launch then switch it back to only show once. If that makes sense, let me know.
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I’m not sure what your reason is to test it with a test user. Did you already try to preview your tour?
If it’s more about checking if the audience filter, then you could try out this new feature I just found:
The testing I am doing is to make sure my tours are launching according to the current page URL I have set, so it requires multiple rounds of testing.
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An easier way to trigger a tour multiple times per day would be using event based messaging, where you set a ‘when to send rule’ so that the tour fires whenever the event does. Alternatively, just duplicate the tour and target it at a test account (use a rule like email = your email]).
Hope that’s all clear!
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Duplicating the tour may be an option, but for me it would mean duplicating the tour, removing the original tour, then activating the duplicated one which is quite cumbersome.
It would be a great product feature to see the ‘Limit to once every’ feature be optional, or to be able to increase the frequency for sending when testing, hence my question about being able to send a tour to a ‘test user’.
I agree with this. I totally get why you would want to restrict it for production users so you don’t effectively spam them with messages! But for testing that your setup is working in the “real world” it would be great to have some way to override that setting for prescribed users.
We currently get around this by simple have a lot of test users (we use alias emails in gmail) and try to remember which ones we have already tested with today.
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