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# Connecting Appfigures and Adobe Experience Cloud for App Analytics

The Adobe Experience Cloud is a powerful platform for business intelligence.

Appfigures integrates with the Adobe Experience Cloud to bring a wealth of information from your mobile apps, including downloads, revenue, ratings, and much more for rich dashboards.

|| Important: This integration is available on the Enterprise plan.

Connecting Appfigures and Adobe requires that you first create a *Developer Project* in Adobe Analytics, connect it to your Appfigures accounts, and then choose which apps to collect data from.

### 1. Create an Adobe Analytics Developer Project

1. Head into your [Adobe Project Dashboard](https://developer.adobe.com/console/projects). You'll need to be an admin to do this.
2. Click `Create new project`.
3. Click `Edit project` and change the default project name to Appfigures Analytics. If you plan on creating multiple projects for different apps, make sure to add that to the name so each project is unique.
4. Click `Add to Project` and then `API`.
5. Select `Adobe Analytics` and then `Next`.
6. Select `OAuth Server-to-Server` and name it Appfigures OAuth.
7. Select the Adobe Analytics product profile you would like to see your Appfigures data within and then `Save configured API`.
8. Click the newly created OAuth credentials in the project `Credentials` section.
9. Copy the `Client Id` and `Client Secret`. You'll need both to connect.

### 2. Link the Adobe Analytics Developer Project to Appfigures

1. Head into the [Linked Accounts](https://appfigures.com/account/externals) section of your Appfigures account. You'll need to be an admin to do this.
2. Click *Link an Account* and select *Adobe Analytics* from the dropdown.
3. Add the `Client Id` and `Client Secret` obtained in step #8 above.
4. Give the integration a descriptive name pertaining to the Adobe profile that was used to create the Adobe project.

Your Appfigures account is now connected to your Adobe accounts and can start bringing data from your apps.

### 3. Assign Apps to a Project

Once your account is connected, our enterprise team will help you assign apps to projects so you can view data in your dashboards.
While not a requirement, you can set up separate projects for different apps. If you plan on doing that, please follow these instructions for every project before reaching out to our enterprise team.