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# 1. Setting up the Mock CRM
**Preparing the Integration for External HTTP API Access**
Integration Gateway integrations are exposed via their URL. We need to make two changes to our integration to prepare it for external calls. Start by navigating to the **Build page,** right-clicking on the integration, and selecting *Configure*.
1. Remove spaces from the integration's Path Name so it can be used in a URL.\
Change `User Management (Tutorial)` to `user_management_tutorial`
2. Enable HTTP API access by checking the *Enable API Access* box.
Modifying the integration for HTTP API access
Click *Save*, then close the modal using the *X* in the top-right corner.
**Finding the Integration URL**
To get an integration's execution URL, right click on the integration and click *Run Integration.* The top of the **Integration Runner** shows the integration's URL. Copy the URL using the *Copy* button on the right side and save it.
The URL of the integration
**Setting up the Mock CRM**
Using the navigation bar, open *Frontends.* Click *Create* in the top right. Enter the following:
> Name: Mock CRM
>
> Path: mock-crm
Download this `.zip` file that contains the source code for a simple mock CRM:
{% file src="/files/QWxCVpUmnfJA4TJJwqZO" %}
Upload it to your Frontend by dragging the `.zip` file into the *Files* section on the right side.
Creating the Mock CRM using Frontends
Save your frontend by clicking *Create*.
**Configuring the Mock CRM**
Open the mock CRM by clicking the *View* button. In the popup window, enter the integration URL you obtained in the previous step and click *Save Configuration**.***
Enter the integration URL in the Mock CRM
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