EZInt is where solutions and onboarding teams build integration tests, organize them into groups and suites, and share them with the people meant to take them, with certification tracked in one place instead of scattered across inboxes.
Break a requirement into steps: instructions for what to do, and where needed, evidence the integrator must upload to prove it, like a screenshot or a sample payload.
Bundle related tests into groups, then groups into suites, mirroring how your integration actually breaks down, from one endpoint to a full certification path.
Send any test, group or suite to an integrator by email. They work through it on their own time; you watch status update live and certify when it's complete, logged permanently to the audit history.
Tests, groups and suites map onto the real shape of an integration: a single check, a related set, a full certification path, instead of forcing everything into one flat checklist.
Send any test, group or suite straight to your integrator's inbox. No account setup on their end, no version-controlled spreadsheet to keep in sync.
Watch pass/fail results roll in as integrators work through their tests, and mark a group or suite certified the moment it's ready, visible to your whole team.
Every certification is logged with who was certified and when. If a test is retired, it's marked removed with a reason instead of quietly disappearing, so the history always tells the whole story.
Integrators can optionally sign up to keep a running history of every test they've completed and when they were certified: handy proof for their own records.
Each test breaks into steps with plain instructions and, where it matters, a place to upload evidence: a response payload, a screenshot, proof the step actually passed.
Your integrators do. You build and organize the tests; they receive a link by email and work through it on their own time, with results reported back to you automatically.
A group is a bundle of related tests, say, everything for one API. A suite bundles groups (or standalone tests) into a full certification path, like everything an integrator needs to go live.
No. They open the emailed link, take the test, and submit; no sign-up required. If they'd like to keep a personal history of tests taken and certifications earned, they can create an account too.
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