# How to find the TikTok Test Event Code

## Step 1: Access to your TikTok Events Manager

Log in to your [TikTok Ads Manager](https://ads.tiktok.com/). From the top navigation bar, go to Tools then select Events

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## Step 2: Select the pixel you are using then go to the Test Events tab

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## Step 3: Copy the test event code

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## Step 4: Paste the test event code in the TagFly App

Make sure that the conversion API Token is properly configured to run the test event code

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## Step 5: View logged events

After completing all the required steps in the TagFly app, you can view the logged events in this section.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Important: Remember to turn off test server-side events after testing to ensure live events are properly recorded.
{% endhint %}


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