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# Dynamic

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### Before following this guide, make sure that you have integrated Safary script into your web app!

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To get users' data from your dynamic.xyz usage, we  need Environment ID and API Tokens.\
You can find the Environment ID on top of the [Dynamic's Developer Dashboard](https://app.dynamic.xyz/dashboard/overview)

To find the API Key you'd need to click on the Developers dropdown and click on SDK and API Keys

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In the **API Tokens** section, you should click on Create Token, give it an appropriate name (i.e. Safary<->Dynamic), click on Add. Then Copy the key and click on the checkbox "I have copied and saved the API token in a secure place"

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Then go back to the Safary dashboard, and paste the two corresponding values (Environment ID and API Token) in the appropriate places.&#x20;

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Then click on the Connect Dynamic button.&#x20;

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The Status will stay in the Processing state until the next pipeline run on our end (usually after couple of hours).&#x20;

After that, your Status will change and you will receive more user insight trough dynamic.xyz!


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