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# Connecting to Sharetribe

To connect your Sharetribe marketplace, you'll need your Client ID and Client Secret from the Sharetribe Console. These credentials allow secure access to your marketplace data.

If you haven't already, log into your [Sharetribe Console](https://console.sharetribe.com) and navigate to your Applications settings under Advanced > Applications.

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Add a new application, and call it something descriptive like "twosided". You'll want to use the "Integration API" setting.

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Copy your Client ID and Client secret to a safe place, like a password manager. After dismissing this dialog, you won't be able to look at it anymore!

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In the last step, copy over your Client ID and Client secret on your [Sharetribe connection to twosided](https://app.twosided.io/sharetribe/) – we'll take it from there.


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