Typical Test Scenarios

This guide covers common test scenarios for the FrankieOne Sandbox environment. All examples use Test Personas from our Test Data.

A Test Persona is a pre-configured individual or business profile available in our sandbox environment for testing purposes.

Successful Match Testing

To verify a successful match:

  1. Select a Test Persona from the test data spreadsheet
  2. Enter the information exactly as shown in the spreadsheet
  3. The required information depends on your Recipe configuration

A Recipe defines the set of verification checks applied to a customer’s profile. See Entity Profiles/Recipes for available configurations.

Failed Match Testing

To simulate a failed match:

  1. Select a Test Persona
  2. Modify one or more values from their original data
1// Example: Modifying first name
2originalName: "Bobby"
3modifiedName: "Bobble" // This will cause a match failure

Avoid modifying the Family Name field as it’s used as a primary key for Test Personas and may cause unexpected behavior.

Dynamic Test Personas

Unlike static Test Data, Dynamic Personas allow you to simulate outcomes with custom information.

Force Successful Matches

Use any of these methods to ensure a successful match:

1middleName: "passall" // Forces all checks to pass
2middleName: "onepass" // Forces one data source to pass

Specialized Testing Cases

Non-ID Check Failures

Set otherName: "FailNonID" to pass document checks but fail other verifications.

Ensure document-related details (name, DoB, ID) match the Test Data exactly.

Credit Header Failures

To simulate provider-specific failures:

1streetName: "77 Equifax Street" // Equifax failure
2streetName: "123 Experian Street" // Experian failure

PEP, Fraud, and Sanctions Testing

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  1. Select a Test Persona marked with PEP, Sanctions, or Fraud flags
  2. Ensure your Recipe includes PEP checks
  3. Execute the verification process

PEP/Sanctions matches are pre-configured and static. Use Test Personas marked as SKIP to bypass these checks and test with external services instead.

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