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Add apps to your project

Learn how to add apps to your project.
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Last updated 4 months ago

Apps refer to platform-specific builds or store distributions of your project, for example, different build versions for iOS or Android. Apps are primarily used by Unity Ads User Acquisition as part of the ads setup process. You can use apps to help tailor campaign delivery and optimize performance.
To allow a Unity Ads User Acquisition account access to your Developer Data, you first need to add the required apps to your project. This setup ensures that only the apps you specify have access to the Developer Data in your project.
You can add apps only from organizations where you hold the Owner role. When you add an app, you can sort the list to display apps that belong to a specific organization.
Note
The Apps tab in the Unity Dashboard > Projects is only available if you use Unity Ads User Acquisition.
To link apps with your project, do the following:
  1. In the Unity Dashboard, open your project and select Apps.
  2. Select Add apps.
  3. (Optional) Select an organization to display apps associated with that organization.
  4. In the list of apps, select each app that you want to link to the project.
  5. Select Save.

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