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Accounts

Manage test credentials and login accounts used during test execution.

Accounts store the credentials your tests use to log into your application. When a test needs to authenticate, it uses the account you assign to it.

Account types

User-managed accounts

You provide the login credentials directly:

  • Email/username — The login identifier
  • Password — The account password

These credentials are stored securely and used by the testing agent during execution.

System-managed accounts

Doksi manages the account lifecycle. These accounts include:

  • Password management — Passwords are generated and rotated automatically
  • Authenticator codes — Time-based OTP codes for 2FA flows
  • Email inbox — A managed email inbox for receiving verification codes, password resets, and other automated emails

Creating an account

  1. Navigate to Verify > Accounts
  2. Click Add Account
  3. Choose the account type (user-managed or system-managed)
  4. Enter the required credentials
  5. Click Create

You can also create accounts inline when setting up a test — click the account selector and choose Create new.

System-managed account features

Password viewer

View the current password for a system-managed account. Click the copy button to copy it to your clipboard.

Authenticator codes

If the account has 2FA enabled, the authenticator section shows the current TOTP code with a countdown timer. Codes refresh automatically.

Email inbox

View emails received by the managed account. The inbox shows:

  • Sender and subject for each email
  • Timestamp when the email was received
  • Click an email to view its full content

The inbox supports infinite scrolling — older emails load as you scroll down.

Editing an account

Click on any account to modify its credentials or settings. For user-managed accounts, you can update the email, username, or password.

Deleting an account

Click the options menu and select Delete. Tests that reference this account will need a new account assigned before they can run.

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