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# Eventim US
Steps in Eventim US:
1. Locate your *Client ID*. This *Client ID* can be found within the left navigation of your Client Dashboard under the **MARKET** section, click on the "API Credentials" menu item and on the right side of your screen you will see it.
2. **Copy** your *Client ID.*
Steps in Cymbal
3. Log into Cymbal and head over to **Settings** -> [**Integrations**](https://manager.cymbal.co/settings/integrations)
4. Click **Connect with a ticketer**, select Eventim US, and on the popup screen, click on **Get started.**
5. **Paste** your *Client ID.*
6. Cymbal is now connected to your Eventim US account.
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