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Complete one end-to-end test visit before relying on Sweeply for live planning, notifications, invoices, or payments.

Company and access

  • Company contact, billing, address, language, VAT, and time-zone settings are correct.
  • Each office user has the right role and permissions.
  • Every field team member who should receive work is active in planning.

Planning data

  • Default working hours match your ordinary week.
  • Time off and custom hours are recorded as availability exceptions.
  • Each planning team member has a usable route start location.
  • Team members are assigned to every service they may perform.
  • Property addresses resolve to the correct planning location.
  • Equipment and qualification requirements are assigned to eligible team members.

Customer work

  • Customer contact details and preferred language are correct.
  • Each service property has the correct address, access notes, and requirements.
  • Service names, customer-presence defaults, durations, and prices have been reviewed.
  • Subscription cycles and start weeks match the agreements with your customers.

Communication

  • Global email and SMS channels are configured as intended.
  • Before-delivery lead days and time wording match the promises you make to customers.
  • Customer-specific overrides have been reviewed.
  • Email and SMS templates have been previewed in Danish and English where used.

Accounting and payments

  • The correct accounting provider and company are connected.
  • The provider reports that invoicing is ready.
  • The default invoicing preference matches your normal workflow.
  • Cash-payment mappings are configured if you use Send invoice as paid (cash).
  • Stripe payment registration and payout mappings are configured before online payments are enabled.

Run an end-to-end test

1

Create a test customer and order

Use a real service, duration, planning address, and target week. Use a safe internal contact if a notification could be sent.
2

Plan the order

Run Planning and confirm the assigned team member, time, route order, and travel estimates.
3

Review the customer promise

Confirm what a before-delivery message would tell the customer and how that promise protects the schedule.
4

Complete the order

Review the selected invoicing preference and the customer notifications that completion may trigger.
5

Verify the downstream result

Check the order activity, invoice state, accounting record, payment option, and message delivery status.
Do not use a live customer contact for testing unless you intend to send the resulting messages and invoice.
Last modified on August 27, 2026