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Testing Trackler as a Trackee

Want to see how a Track looks from the perspective of a Trackee? You can preview certain elements or invite yourself as a participant to experience the full flow.

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There are two ways to test Trackler from a Trackee’s perspective.

Option 1: Preview forms and widgets

If you are logged in as a Track Leader, you can preview some parts of the experience.

Preview a form

When creating or editing a form, you can open a preview.
This allows you to see how the form will appear to the person filling it out.

This helps you check:

  • Whether the questions are clear

  • How the form is displayed

  • Whether the order of fields is correct

View widgets as a Trackee

On the Track Board, you can configure which widgets are visible for Trackees.

You can also switch the visibility view to see how the board appears from their perspective.

This allows you to verify:

  • Which widgets are visible to Trackees

  • Which information is only visible to Track Leaders

  • How the Track looks for participants


Option 2: Invite yourself as a Trackee

If you want to test the entire experience, including the invitation and onboarding flow, you can invite yourself as a Trackee.

  1. Invite yourself to a Track using a different email address

  2. Log out of TracklerPro

  3. Open the invitation email sent to that other address

  4. Click the invitation link

  5. Create an account using that email address

You will now enter Trackler as a Trackee and can go through the full experience.


Important: log out first

You must log out before accepting the invitation.

If you are still logged in with the account that sent the invitation, you will receive an error message.

This happens because an invitation link cannot be accepted by the same user who sent it.

Logging out and accepting the invitation with another email address allows you to enter the Track as a real Trackee.


This way you can easily test how your Track, forms, and workflows are experienced by participants.

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