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# 1. Add your app to the dashboard

Before installing the Airflux SDK in your gaming app, you need to add your app to the Airbridge dashboard. This step will take approximately 5 minutes.

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## 1. Create an account and add your app to Airbridge

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Why is this step necessary?

Airflux is built on the Airbridge platform. The **App Name** and **App SDK Token** you get from Airbridge are required for initializing the Airflux SDK.
{% endhint %}

1. Visit the [Airflux Dashboard](https://app.airflux.ai/) and create an account via the Airbridge Dashboard.
2. Select the **Growth Plan** on the Airbridge plan intro page.
3. Set the **Organization name**.
4. Choose **Production mode** as the app mode and add your app per platform.
5. Set the **App Name**. This must be unique and cannot be changed once the app is added.
6. Set the **Time zone** and **Standard Currency**. Standard Currency should be set to ‘USD’. Choose carefully, as they cannot be changed once the app is added to Airbridge.
7. Click **Submit** to finish registering your app.

If you have finished adding an app and want to add additional apps, refer to this Airbridge [article](https://help.airbridge.io/en/guides/register-a-new-app).

## 2. Find the information required for SDK setup

Once your gaming app is added to Airbridge, visit the [Airflux Dashboard](https://app.airflux.ai/), navigate to **\[Tokens]** from the sidebar to find the following information. You will need these to initialize the SDK.

* App Name
* App SDK Token

## Frequently Asked Questions

<details>

<summary>Why sign up via Airbridge?</summary>

Airflux and Airbridge share a single sign-on (SSO) system managed by AB180. Once you've registered on Airbridge, you're all set to use Airflux as well.

</details>

<details>

<summary>My app is not live yet. Can I still add it to the dashboard?</summary>

If your app is not live yet, choose `Production mode` as the app mode, skip adding the app per platform, and move on to the next steps. Once your app goes live, go to the Airbridge dashboard, select **\[Settings]>\[App Settings]**, and add the app by using search or entering the app store URL.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I change the app mode after the app is added to Airbridge?</summary>

No, the app mode cannot be changed later. If you want to change the app mode, you need to add the app as a new app and choose a different app mode.

</details>


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