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  • Introduction
  • OVERVIEW
    • About ParqEx
      • -- Marketplace
      • -- Access+
      • -- GuestParq & GuestAccess
      • -- Enforcer
    • API Requirements
    • Roles and Permissions
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Requesting an Account
    • Using RESTful Tools
    • Webhooks
  • Embedding ParqEx in Native Mobile Apps
    • Overview
    • FAQ
    • Technical Documentation
      • iOS Implementation Guide
      • Android Implementation Guide
  • THE BASICS
    • Entities
    • Best Practices
    • Testing Accounts
  • OAUTH
    • Overview
    • How to Authorize Access
      • Step 1: Generate Authorization URL
      • Step 2: Handle Authorization Response
      • Step 3: Request an Access Token
      • Step 4: Call API Endpoints
      • Step 5: Refresh the Tokens
  • API ENDPOINTS
    • Overview
    • Get User Info
    • Get User Settings
    • Get User Devices
    • Toggle Access Point
    • Invite User (internal)
    • Get Access History
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  1. THE BASICS

Testing Accounts

Using a Physical Device

If you are building against the ParqEx Access+ Controller, you may request a physical sample be sent to you for testing. Please note, if your request is approved, it will take several days to receive the sample unit. To get started quickly, see the Using the Simulator section below. If you would still like a sample unit, please email support@parqex.com with your name, the company you represent, and full address.

Using the Simulator

The ParqEx Account Simulator can be used in place of a real ParqEx Access+ Controller and is functionally indistinguishable from the perspective of the ParqEx Access+ product. You can request an unlimited number of testing accounts for your organization by emailing support@parqex.com. These test accounts allow you to use the iOS/Android mobile apps, as well as the web dashboard.

Since it is a full-fledged account, you can also use it to test Beam's other 3rd-party integrations, such as IFTTT and Amazon Alexa.

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