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# Send a Test Lead to Monday

Select the **Create Test Lead** button at the top right of the Field Mapping tab.

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A pop-up will appear with test data. Click **Create and Sync Lead** to generate a test lead, which you can then review to verify your sync settings and custom mappings. The test lead will appear on the Leads page within your dashboard.

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Testing your configuration ensures your Monday integration is set up exactly the way you intend. By creating a test lead and reviewing the resulting record, you can confirm that your sync settings, field mappings, and workflow logic are functioning properly before going live with real customer data.

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Contact Popl Support – our team is available to assist at <teams@popl.co>.

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