Decide Between a Quip Managed Site and Your Main Quip Site
To test out your new Quip features with a sandbox org before you roll them out to your
users, you have two options: use the same main Quip site with your sandbox and production
Salesforce orgs or use a Quip managed site.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
To reduce the number of steps and repetitive tasks, we recommend using the same main Quip site
for your Sandbox and Production orgs. Using your main Quip site also doesn’t use extra licenses
and doesn’t count against your license subscription.
Use the same main Quip site your Sandbox and Production Salesforce orgs.
Use a separate Quip managed site for Sandbox testing.
Requirements for a Quip Managed Site
Requirements for a Shared Quip Main Site
Create a separate test site
Provision members to a separate site
Set up authentication
In Salesforce sandbox, connect to Quip test site
In Salesforce sandbox, connect to main Quip site
Create templates in Quip test site
Create templates in main Quip site
Point live apps to Salesforce sandbox
Point live apps to Salesforce Sandbox
Embed templates in Salesforce sandbox
Embed templates in Salesforce sandbox
Set up automations in Salesforce sandbox
Set up automations in Salesforce sandbox
When ready to roll out:
Connect to main Quip site to Salesforce production org
Migrate templates from test to main site
Point live apps to Salesforce production
Embed templates in Salesforce production
Set up automations in Salesforce production
When ready to roll out:
Connect to main Quip site to Salesforce production org
Copy templates into a new folder
Point live apps to Salesforce production
Embed templates in Salesforce production
Set up automations in Salesforce production
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