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# Amplitude

Integrating Zigpoll with Amplitude gives you powerful new ways to collect, analyze, and act on customer feedback. By connecting a Zigpoll and Amplitude, you can track survey completion events and response data via your Amplitude dashboard.

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### Step 1: Copy your Amplitude Api Key

1. In the Amplitude Analytics web app, click [**Organization Settings**](http://analytics.amplitude.com/amp-dev-docs/settings/projects) in the upper right navigation.
2. Click **Projects**.
3. Find your target project in the list and click it. Users assigned the Manager role on the project can copy the API key directly from the table. For security reasons, you can copy secret keys only after they're generated.

<https://amplitude.com/docs/apis/authentication>

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### Step 2: Enter your information in the Zigpoll dashboard

1. Log into your Zigpoll Dashboard
2. Click Integrations > Amplitude
3. Enable the Amplitude integration, enter your Api Key from the previous step.

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That's it! Now, whenever you receive a survey completion the event data will be passed through into your Amplitude dashboard. When a respondent provides a phone number, it is normalized to E.164 format and included as a `phone` user property.


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