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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Using the Test Activity Sets tool for a lifecycle event activity set

Use the lifecycle event test tool to thoroughly test a lifecycle event before launching it.

The lifecycle event test tool provides different views of a lifecycle event. The different views available are:

  • Use filters to show only applicable activity sets and activities for the subject person. For example, you can select a subject person and preview what that person will see and what tasks are assigned to them.
  • You can use conditions like HR criteria to view what activity sets and activities the selected people will see and what tasks are assigned to them.
  • Each activity set and activity can be assigned to specific audiences. You can view the activity sets and activities applicable to a specific audience.
  • You can also view all activity sets and activities that are not applicable to an audience.

Note: When a user matches an activity but not an activity set, the activity set and activity will still appear.

  • Inapplicable activities and sets

    When using the lifecycle event test tool, you can show activities and sets that are inapplicable for a subject person.

    A subject person is considered inapplicable when they do not meet the audience criteria for a specific activity or activity set.

  • Indeterminate activities and sets

    When using the lifecycle event test tool, you can show activities and sets that are indeterminate for a subject person.

    A subject person is considered indeterminate when there is not enough information to determine if the subject person is part of the audience.

  • Preview and test a lifecycle event
    Preview and test a lifecycle event for different audience types. You can preview a lifecycle event to validate which activities will trigger or not for a particular audience. You can then create a test lifecycle event case for different users and select which activities to include or exclude in your test.

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