Question 1

What forms can QuietKnock check?

Accepted Answer

You can set up a booking form or a contact form. Save the form URL QuietKnock should submit to, along with disposable field names and values that the form accepts.

Question 2

How do I set up a workflow?

Accepted Answer

In your owner workspace, choose Booking form or Contact form, enter the form URL, and add a field name and disposable value for each field QuietKnock should submit. Enter the customer confirmation text you expect to see, set the owner-notification email destination, choose Active, then save. A paused workflow cannot be tested.

Question 3

What happens before a manual test is sent?

Accepted Answer

QuietKnock shows the saved form URL and every saved test value for you to review. Cancel closes the review without sending a form request. Confirm and send makes one submission to the actual target form. That form may process it normally, so use only disposable values and a destination that are safe for a test.

Question 4

What does a saved result show?

Accepted Answer

It shows when the run started, the submission outcome (accepted, redirected, rejected, or unreachable), and the HTTP status when one is available. It also reports whether the configured customer confirmation was observed, not observed, or undetermined. An incomplete run stays marked in progress and is not described as successful.

Question 5

Where can I find my manual results?

Accepted Answer

Sign in to your owner workspace and open Safe-test history. Saved manual results are kept there with the workflow’s other results; they are not public.

Question 6

What can QuietKnock verify today?

Accepted Answer

QuietKnock checks the HTTP response to the form submission and, when the response has readable content, whether that content contains the customer-confirmation text you configured. It cannot establish whether a booking or contact request was processed downstream, and it does not check whether an owner email arrived. Owner-notification arrival is unverified.

Before you run a form check.

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