- Open the app-building chat the person’s customers use, not the API.
- Describe an app in its chat, and answer any question the agent asks. Check that progress shows in plain language.
- Wait for the preview to show the app. Check that a loading message shows until it does.
- Ask for a change in the same chat, and check that the preview shows it.
- Build 3 more apps that differ from the first and from each other, such as a booking form, a dashboard, a store, and a to-do list. Check that all 4 appear in the person’s app list by name, each with its own chat and preview.
- Refresh the page, and check that all 4 apps and their conversations are still there.
- Open the published platform signed out, in a fresh private window. Check that the platform’s sign-in page loads, that a new visitor can sign in through it, and that they can’t see the first person’s apps.
- If publishing is part of the setup, publish one app and open the published link.
- Tell the person in plain language which of these steps passed and which you couldn’t verify. For anything that failed for a reason they can’t fix, say they don’t need to do anything.
Step 5: Run the acceptance test
Step 5 of the Base44 white label setup skill: test the integration the way the platform’s customers will use it.
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This is step 5 of the Base44 white label setup skill. Don’t report the setup as complete because a deployment or API call succeeded. Test it the way the person’s customers will use it.
To run the acceptance test:
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