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# How to test whether your TikTok events tracking works properly

## Setting Up Server Event Testing

* In the Pixel you are using, go to the **Test events** tab

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* Copy your Test Event Code

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* Turn the toggle on and pass the copied code to the app

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note that for the test event code to function properly, you must ensure that the Conversion API Token is filled correctly
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## View Logged Server Events

**#Checklist**

✅ You’ve done all the required setup steps in TagFly app

✅ You’ve removed all pre-existing scripts outside TagFly

✅ The test feature is turned on and the Test event code is filled correctly

When you’re all set, you can view the logged events in this section.

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{% hint style="warning" %} <mark style="color:orange;">**Important**</mark>: Remember to turn off test server-side events after testing to ensure live events are properly recorded.
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