What is a sandbox?
A sandbox is a safe, isolated environment for testing. Anything you do in a sandbox will not affect your production data.
Specifically:
Sandboxes have their own admin key, which you can use on your test server to test the creation of workspaces (or other actions that require admin permissions).
All company-level settings can be configured per sandbox. This allows testing within a sandbox instead of in production.
You can give users permission to access workspaces within a sandbox only, and not production. So your developers don't have access to production data.
Webhooks can be configured per sandbox. Your production server does not receive webhook calls for test data.
Migrating from legacy test workspaces
Sandboxes were released in September 2025. Until then, we supported "test workspaces" and "production workspaces". Since sandboxes are superior, we recommend making the switch. This means opting in to sandboxes (reach out to us for that), and moving all test workspaces to sandboxes.
Note that after opting in to sandboxes, you won't be able to create test workspaces in the production environment anymore.
How to move test workspaces to sandboxes
To move all test workspaces to a sandbox, open the sandboxes page and click on "Import test workspaces".
If you want to decide per workspace to which sandbox it should go, open the workspaces overview page, and click on the actions menu. You'll see a button to move the workspace to a sandbox.
