How do I find my outbound emails in Salesforce?

How do I find my outbound emails in Salesforce?

Track Outbound Emails Sent by Each User in Salesforce

1. Access the “Type” picklist field from Setup.
2. Under the Task Type Picklist Values section, click New and enter a new picklist value labelled Outbound Email.
3. Click Save.

What is the proper process for Apex unit test?

Write effective Unit tests

1. Use Test.startTest & Test.stopTest into each test method.
2. Use @isTest annotation for each method instead of using testMethod.
3. Develop cases for all scenarios if there are multiple if conditions.
4. Use System.
5. Always test your Class/Trigger for at least 200 records.

How do I log into a sent email in Salesforce?

When composing an email, use Log Email on Send and select the Salesforce records to relate the email to after it sends. When logging an event: Save the event first, and then click Log Event to log it to a Salesforce record.

How often do I need to send an apex report?

Looking for some help/advice in writing a test class. The class I need to test is an apex class to schedule a report that needs to be sent to an external email address once a month as a .csv attachment.

How to define Unit test methods in apex?

Unit test methods take no arguments, commit no data to the database, and send no emails. Such methods are flagged with the @isTest annotation in the method definition. Unit test methods must be defined in test classes, that is, classes annotated with @isTest.

How to write unit test that sends email?

So I was wondering about this and found some information that I believe can be helpful to other to properly write unit test for a method that sends emails. Basically in here we are encapsulating the functionality to send an email using Messaging.sendEmail.

Which is apex class do I need to test?

The class I need to test is an apex class to schedule a report that needs to be sent to an external email address once a month as a .csv attachment. I was able to build the test class using some advice from an old post on the dev community; I found the solution in TESTOURSFDC’s comment to work sufficiently for us.