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# Onboarding

The Pinterest integration connects your website events to your Pinterest account through a simple, credential-based setup using their conversions API. Let's walk through the process.

### Video Guide

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### Add Channel

To add a channel, begin by entering the channel's name. We recommend choosing a name that clearly describes the channel you are adding. This will assist with debugging if any issues arise. Now we need to get the Account ID and Conversion Token from the Pinterest dashboard.

### Account ID

Please follow steps below to get the account ID

1. Log in to Pinterest Ads Manager
2. In the top right, please click on the account that was selected
3. You will see an ID associated with your ad account name. Please copy it
4. Come back to the EdgeTag dashboard and paste the copied value under Account ID.

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### Conversion Token

Please follow the steps below to get the conversion token.

1. Log in to Pinterest Ads Manager.
2. Select the Conversions tab under the Manage business section.
3. On the Events Overview page, navigate to the Setup API step under Conversions API.
4. Click on Generate new token which will create a conversion token. Please copy it.
5. Return to the EdgeTag dashboard and paste the copied value under 'Conversion Token'.

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