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Getting started
  • Unity User Acquisition
  • What's new
  • Getting started with User Acquisition
    • User Acquisition process overview
    • Add an app to the Unity Dashboard
    • Locate advertiser credentials
    • User Acquisition glossary
User Acquisition campaign setup
  • Campaigns
  • Creatives
  • Bidding
  • Budgets
  • Attribution and data-sharing
  • Partner integration
  • Targeting
Campaign management and reporting
  • Campaign management
  • Performance reporting and analytics
  • User Acquisition Billing
  • Privacy compliance
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  1. Unity User Acquisition

Add an app to the Unity Dashboard

Add your app to the Unity Dashboard to get started with Unity User Acquisition.
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To get started with advertising campaigns for your app, you must first add the app to the Unity Dashboard. When you log in to the dashboard for the first time, the welcome dialog prompts you to add your app. You can also add apps at any time after your initial dashboard visit.

Add an app to the dashboard

To add an app to the Unity User Acquisition Dashboard, do the following from the Apps page:
  1. Select Add app to open the Add app dialog.
  2. Enter your store URL. This is the URL for your app's listing in the Apple App Store, Google Play store, or web platform.
    Note
    If your app isn't live yet, select The app is not live and enter the app name and platform instead.
  3. Select the Project associated with your app. If you haven't created a project for your app yet, select Add project in the dropdown to create a new project.
    Note
    The Unity Dashboard organizes apps within Projects. A project is a container that groups related apps and configurations together, and a single project can contain multiple apps (for example, iOS and Android versions of the same game). However, each individual app can only belong to one project.
    You can edit and manage projects in the Development Unity Dashboard. Refer to the Unity Cloud Project documentation for more information.

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