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Using the sandbox

Learn how to create a sandbox environment and use it to test your API calls

You can create a sandbox environment to mimic the characteristics of a production environment and test your API calls.

About the sandbox

Keep these points in mind when using the sandbox environment:

  • The sandbox environment doesn't send emails. You won't receive any email notification when using it.
  • It's not possible to invite additional users to a sandbox account. If more than one person needs access, share the sandbox credentials within your team.

URLs

The following table lists the URLs used for the sandbox environment.

EnvironmentURLDescription
Sandbox UIhttps://demo.letsdeel.comUse this to log into the sandbox environment UI
Sandbox APIapi-sandbox.demo.deel.comUse this to make API calls to the sandbox environment

Before you begin

The step-by-step instructions are available in our Help Center.

Step 1. Create a sandbox

To create a sandbox:

  1. Go to More > Developer.

  1. On the Developer Center page, go to the API Sandbox tab, then click Create Sandbox.

  1. Enter an email and password for your sandbox account, then click Confirm.

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Make sure to note the email and password down, you'll need them to log in to the sandbox.

The sandbox is created. You can now access it.

Step 2. Access the sandbox

There are 2 ways to access the sandbox:

Access the sandbox from the production UI

To access the sandbox from the production UI:

  1. Go to More > Developer.
  2. On the Developer Center page, go to the API Sandbox tab, then click Go to sandbox.

  1. Log in using the email and password you chose when you created the sandbox.

Access the sandbox from the sandbox URL

To access the sandbox from the sandbox URL:

  1. Go to the sandbox URL: https://api-sandbox.demo.deel.com.
  2. Log in using the email and password you chose when you created the sandbox.

Next steps

Now that you created and accessed the sandbox, you can learn how to generate API tokens to authenticate your API calls.


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