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# Purchasely
## Supported destination services
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DinMo supports the following destination services:
* [Export audiences](/integrations/destination-platforms/purchasely/export-audiences.md)
## Destination Setup
Please do the following steps to add Actito as a destination in DinMo:
1. Go to the Destinations section in the navigation bar.
2. Click "Add a new destination".
3. Select "Purchasely".
4. Enter the name of the destination, then your API Key and your APP ID to connect to Purchasely.\
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You can create and manage API keys from the Purchasely Console:
1. Navigate to Settings > Client API Keys in your app
2. Click Create API Key and give it a name
3. Copy the token — it will only be displayed once
You can fetch your APP ID directly from the browser URL when you open the Purchasely Console:
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