> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devtodev.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devtodev.com/~/changes/KHSfVuDz62f75T3NzrM9/3rd-party-sources/3-rd-party-attribution/adjust.md).

# Adjust

1\. Official Adjust documentation for enabling devtodev partner module can be found [here](https://docs.adjust.com/en/special-partners/devtodev/).

2\. Go to [Adjust Dashboard\
![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust1%281%29.png)](https://dash.adjust.com/)

3\. Open Partner Setup:\
![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust2%281%29.png)

4\. Click Add Partners:\
![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust3%281%29.png)

5\. Search devtodev and click blue plus button:\
![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust4%281%29.png)

6\. Go to devtodev 'Settings -> 3rd party sources -> Attribution trackers' page of preferred app and copy your API Key:

![](/files/-M5eu3PHsmFbBz77fgK1)

7\. Enter your API Key in the field for corresponding platform and click Save:\
![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust5%281%29.png)

8\. Click On in the Settings > 3rd party attribution page in Adjust panel.

![](/files/-M5euHCBRAtMenJTfzPb)

9\. Integration is now complete

### CPI data integration

devtodev allows our customers to query CPI data from Adjust via API in order to get more accurate install costs. \
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Integration can be switched on by checking corresponding field in tracker settings interface and filling form fields:

![](https://www.devtodev.com/upload/images/adjust-cpi.png)

[Documentation on these fields and how to find them can be found here.](https://help.adjust.com/resources/kpi-service#authentication)


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