If you’d like to test Teamflect features, run internal trainings, or prepare for a rollout, there are two supported ways to access test accounts. The best option depends on whether you want a quick product overview or a realistic setup using your own configurations.
Option 1: Use Teamflect Demo Accounts
Teamflect provides preconfigured demo environments that are completely separate from your organization’s account and settings.
These demo accounts:
Are accessed via the web (not Microsoft Teams)
Include both admin and end-user profiles
They are ideal for general product exploration, feature walkthroughs, and quick demos
You can find the demo account credentials here:
👉 https://teamflect.com/demo-accounts-4
⚠️ Important: Please make sure to read the instructions carefully before attempting to log in.
Option 2: Test in Your Own Microsoft Environment (Recommended)
If you’d like to test Teamflect using your own settings, permissions, and workflows, the recommended approach is to create dummy user accounts in your Microsoft environment.
For example:
(Some customers even name them creatively: think Tinker Bell and Peter Pan 😄)
Why this works well
Once these accounts exist, you can:
Add them to Teamflect
Assign manager–direct report relationships
Use them safely for training sessions, internal workshops, or pilot rollouts
This allows you to run realistic demos without using your own profile or exposing real employee data.
How to set it up
Ask your IT team to create the dummy Microsoft accounts
(Creating Microsoft email accounts is free, but requires IT support.)Go to Admin Center → Active Users → Invite/Add Users
Add the dummy users to Teamflect
Assign the appropriate roles and reporting relationships
Log in as those users for testing or training
This setup is especially effective for hands-on enablement and internal dry runs before going live.
Which Option Should You Choose?
Choose Teamflect Demo Accounts for a fast, no-setup product overview.
Choose Testing in Your Own Environment if you want realistic behavior based on your actual configurations.