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# Connecting Kochava

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### **Overview:**

We connect with Kochava to collect campaign data, and where applicable events tracked by the Kochava SDK.

To connect with Kochava, simply add a user from the Kochava dashboard with the following naming convention:

**\<companyname>@adlibertas.com**

### **To add a user to Kochava:**

(Referenced from [Kochava Documentation](https://support.kochava.com/reference-information/users-overview/))

![](https://2la1xp2tiyea46tdsj1ai1pe-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/kochava-user-433x1024.gif)

1. Log in to Kochava
2. Select the desired Account.
3. Select **Account Options > Users**.
4. Click **Add a User**.
5. Enter the **Username**.
6. Enter the user's **Name**.
7. Enter the user's **Email**.
8. Enter a **Password**.
9. Enter the same **Password** into the **Confirm** field.
10. Select any **Groups** the user will belong to.
11. Select the **Time Zone**.
12. Select the default **Language**:
13. Select the default **Currency**.
14. Click **Submit**.


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