> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bravostudio.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bravostudio.app/integrations/deep-links/deep-links-for-bravo-vision.md).

# Deep Links for Bravo Vision

{% hint style="warning" %}
Please note that Firebase Dynamic Links are now deprecated and should not be adopted in new projects that don't already use it. We have implemented an alternative using <https://dynalinks.app/> which works in a very similar way.
{% endhint %}

While your app is not published, you'll be able to create a deep link targeting an app in Bravo Vision.&#x20;

### Step 1: Generate the Deep link

To create the deep link for Bravo Vision:

1. Go to **Your App** > **Integrations** > **Deep Links**.
2. Click on the **Generate links** section.

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3. Fill in the following mandatory values:

* **Deep Link Name**: The name for the deep link you'll generate. You can use any name you prefer. Later on, the latest generated deep links will appear in the panel, identified with the name you set here.
* **URL copied from Bravo Vision**: Here, specify the app page you want to target with the deep link. To get this URL, you need to open the app in Bravo Vision, go to the desired page, long press, and select **`Copy page URL`**, as indicated [here](/integrations/push-notifications/how-to-get-a-bravo-page-url.md).
* **URL to open from desktop**: In case the deep link is opened from a desktop device instead of a mobile phone, the URL specified here will be opened. You can set it to whatever webpage you wish. In case you don't have a webpage, you can add [`https://www.bravostudio.app/`](https://www.bravostudio.app/) Remember to provide the **complete webpage URL** (including <mark style="color:red;">`https://`</mark>).

3. Click on <mark style="color:red;">**`Create Bravo Vision link`**</mark> button and your deep link is created! :tada:&#x20;

### Step 2: Test your Deep Link

Once generated, you'll obtain a deep link that you can test on a mobile device with the target app installed. To open the link in your mobile device, simply send it in text format via your preferred method (email, messaging, notes...) or scan the QR code.

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To test it, **make sure the app is opened on Bravo Vision**, in the mobile device where you're going to test the deep link. Otherwise, the link won't work.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

You'll find the list of deep links generated right under.&#x20;

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From this screen, you'll be able to:

* **Copy the Deep Link URL to the Clipboard** in a Notes app and open the Deep Link URL from a mobile device. You can also test using opening the link from the browser address bar of a desktop, the URL to open from Desktop will be shown in this case.&#x20;
* #### Scan a QR code to test your deep link with a mobile device.

Related guides:

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[Troubleshooting Deep Links](/integrations/deep-links/troubleshooting-deep-links.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/kLA13D1UPPs8dZ2qsZAJ" %}
[Deep Links for published apps](/integrations/deep-links/deep-links-for-published-apps.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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