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# Cohort export

Export your cohorts to Google Ads and Facebook to use the audiences for ad targeting. To start the integration, open Settings → 3rd party sources → Cohort export.

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Click the pen icon to sign in and allow devtodev to edit campaigns in the ad network.

**Google Ads**\
Configure the fields required for cohort synchronization:\
Specify Google Ads customerID. To find your customerID, go to the [page](https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/1704344). 

**Facebook** \
Configure the fields required for cohort synchronization:\
Specify Ad Account ID. To find your Ad Account ID, go to the [page](https://www.facebook.com/business/help/2534657046763437).<br>

The integration is finished. To cancel the integration with the ad cabinet, toggle it off:

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