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# Connecting a flow

<figure><img src="/files/K8zNPNUwvewjQe1t69qe" alt=""><figcaption><p>Fraud Flows - Settings</p></figcaption></figure>

Below are the step-by-step instructions for connecting a flow:

* First, create a flow.&#x20;
* After creating the flow, click on the pencil icon in the fraud flow table to edit it.&#x20;
* Navigate to the settings section. In the settings section, input your webhook link in the webhook URL field.&#x20;
* To receive notifications via email, toggle the email notification option on and enter your email address.&#x20;
* Save your changes.&#x20;
* In the real-time URL field, copy the link by clicking on the copy button.

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* Open Postman and add a new request.&#x20;
* Change the request method from "GET" to "POST."&#x20;
* Paste your real-time URL into the appropriate field. In the authorization section, select "Inherit auth from parent."&#x20;
* Ensure that your header includes all necessary information, such as App ID and Authorization (Secret key).&#x20;
* Enter your request parameters in the body section. You can use the example provided in our [documentation](https://api-docs.dojah.io/docs/live-transactions) for a test run.&#x20;
* Click the "Send" button.

OR

* You can copy the real-time URL  on the settings section
* Integrate it in your codebase to get real- time response