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# How to find Twitter Event ID

## Step 1: In Twitter's Event Manager, click on the "Add events" button

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## Step 2: Configure your event

For example, if you're configuring an “Add to cart” event, it may look like the following

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At the Setup method, you should choose Define event with code, then go to the next step

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Finally, select the parameters you want to view. Then click the Save button

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## Step 3: Copy the Event ID

After creating an event, your event ID will be displayed as ID: tw-xxx-yyy Copy them to configure TagFly

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## Step 4: Add event ID to TagFly

After copying the event ID -> move to TagFly > Twitter -> Events.

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Click on the “Add event” button or the Pencil icon to paste your event ID

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