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# Testing example

For simplicity, the testing example uses Embed with one Flow and a local HTML file.

1. Build Embed Flow, keep all Connector Auth empty

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2. Create an Embed with one Group, specify the recently created Flow, set **file://\*** in  Allowed domains.

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3. Generate JWT, e.g. using the free website  <https://jwt.io/>. You just need to paste a [payload](https://docs.locoia.com/embed-white-label-portal/embed-admin-setup/5.-testing/pages/-MdTSrokY-822qYwl9qO#2.-creating-jwt) and a [secret generated in Embed](/embed-white-label-portal/embed-admin-setup/2.-configure-embed.md).
4. Replace the **token** variable in the iframe code with JWT generated in the previous step.
5. Prepare an **.html** file on your local machine (in this example, text.html) and insert the iframe code in there.
6. Open the **.html** fil&#x65;**.** If you set it as required in the Embed settings, you'll see a Consent screen first. After consent, Groups and Flows from embed settings should be displayed. Here you can set up the integrations and check whether they work as expected.

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