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# Testing Scheduled Notifications

#### Test the Complete Flow

1. Perform the trigger action (book appointment, create task, place order)
2. Check your database to verify:
   * Notification record was created
   * Start Date is correct
   * Notification Job ID is populated
3. If you added a user-facing notification list, verify the notification appears
4. Test adding additional notifications if applicable

#### Test Actual Notification Delivery

To verify notifications actually send at the scheduled time:

1. Create a test record with a notification scheduled for 1-2 minutes from now
2. Wait for the scheduled time
3. On a native device or PWA, verify you receive the notification
4. Tap the notification and verify it takes you to the correct screen


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