1. Install TestFlight  app on the iOS device that you’ll use for testing.

2. Open your invitation email and tap on the public link on your iOS device.

3. Tap Open in TestFlight app.

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4. Click Accept and Install to start using Pulsar Beta version

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1. Click on the Beta app Link that you have received in Pulsar Notification Email.

2. Click on Download button.

3. Once file is downloaded on your device, Click on the file.

4. Click Install button to Install Pulsar Beta app on your device.

1. Click on the Beta app Link that you have received in Pulsar Notification Email.

2. Click on Download button.

3. Once appxbundle file is downloaded on your device, Click on the file.

4. Click Install button to Install Pulsar Beta app on your device.

1. Save the .msixbundle on the computer you want to install this on

2. Right-click on the .appxbundle package and select properties.

3. Under the Digital Signatures tab you should see the test certificate. Click to select the certificate and click on Details button.

4. Select the button View Certificate.

5. Select the button Install Certificate.

6. From the Store Location radio buttons select Local Machine. Click the Next button.

7. Click Yes on the admin prompt for changes to your device.

8. On the Certificate Import Wizard chose the radio button Place all certificates in the following store then select the Browse button.

9. Select Trusted People. Then click the OK button.

10. Click the Next button on the Certificate Import Wizard window.

11. Click Finish button to complete the certificate install.

12. You can now close all windows and double click on the .appxbundle file. It should now install properly.

Testing the Beta AppExchange package in your dev or UAT sandbox is pretty complex. You would have to uninstall the existing package and reinstall the beta package. This may cause some disruption in the environment. So we have come up with a good way to test the next FSL functionality without causing too much disruption. Please follow these instructions to test it.

1. Download the latest file from this Dropbox location: Beta
   
   

2. In Salesforce, login to your Sandbox

3. Use the Search bar to open the Files tab.
   
   

4. Select Libraries.
   
   

5. Locate the pulsar-fsl file.
   
   

6. Expand the menu for the pulsar-fsl file and select View File Details.
   
   

7. The pulsar-fsl file details page opens. You can check the last modified date of your current file here.
   
   

8. Expand the menu and select Upload New Version.

9. Upload the latest file that was downloaded in Step 1.

10. In Pulsar, Sync Now.

11. You are ready to test the new features of FSL!