Implementation Guide - Test your implementation

After you set up your event categories, event types, and custom fields, add or import your events, and publish your Trumba Connect calendars to a staging website, it's time to thoroughly test your implementation.

Here are some suggestions for what to test:

• Do your event categories adequately describe all of the events you want to publish?
• Have you created an event type for each type of event that requires a unique collection of fields?
• Have you created a custom field for each subcategory of events that is associated with each category?
• Have you created a custom field for each attribute on which you want site visitors to be able filter events?
• Does each editor have the appropriate level of permission? That is, can each editor accomplish required tasks without having access to settings that affect others?
• Do your website calendars and other spuds look and behave the way you expect them to on all browsers?
• When you click an event description or "See All" link in a spud, do you end up at the appropriate place?
• Are your filters behaving appropriately?
• When you search for events, do you get the results you expect?
• When people register for events, are you collecting all of the information you need?
• Does your event submission form work for all event categories and event types?
• Does your event actions window look the way you expect?
• Can you successfully repurpose a subset of your events to print?
• Are calendar emails getting sent at the appropriate time and do they contain the events you expect?