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Use case

Temporary email for QA testing

Create isolated test inboxes for signups, verification codes, password resets, magic links, and SaaS onboarding flows.

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QA teams need repeatable email tests without reusing personal inboxes or polluting a shared mailbox. TempMailito gives every scenario a clean disposable address, visible message history, verification-code extraction, and API automation when manual checks are no longer enough.

What QA teams can test

  • New user signup and account confirmation emails.
  • OTP and verification-code delivery.
  • Password reset and expired reset-link behavior.
  • Magic link and passwordless login flows.
  • Invite, referral, and onboarding email sequences.

Recommended workflow

  1. Create one temporary inbox per test scenario.
  2. Use a clear local part such as signup-basic or otp-login-check.
  3. Run the product flow and wait for the email.
  4. Copy the verification code or open the relevant link.
  5. Save the inbox in a profile when the bug report needs evidence.

Manual and automated QA

Manual inboxes are ideal for release smoke tests. For regression suites, use the TempMailito API to create mailboxes, poll messages, read content, and validate expected senders or subjects.

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FAQ

QA testing questions

Why use temporary email for QA testing?

Temporary email keeps each test scenario isolated, avoids clutter in shared team inboxes, and makes verification emails easier to trace in bug reports.

Can TempMailito receive verification codes?

Yes. TempMailito highlights likely verification codes in received messages so QA testers can copy OTPs quickly.

Can QA teams automate temporary inbox workflows?

Yes. Developers can use TempMailito API keys and webhooks to create inboxes, receive messages, and validate email flows in automated tests.