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# Add a New Project

## **Introduction**

**Add a New Project** is the first step in the entire Tag Management process soon after you launch the Ingest Labs application.

## Procedure

To add a new Project, perform the following steps:

**Step 1:** On the dashboard, in the **Easily access your products** section, locate **Tag Manager**, and then click **Launch**.

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**Step 2:** On the **Project** screen, in the top-right corner, click **Add Project**.

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**Step 3:** On the **New Project** screen, in the **Name** field, enter an appropriate name.

**Step 4:** In the **Description** field, enter a relevant description.

* **Note:** The **Name** and **Description** fields are mandatory. If not provided, an error message **This value is required.** appears below the respective fields.

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**Step 5:** Under **Project Type**, select an option based on your project:

* Website: Select this option if the project is website-based.
* Mobile App: Select this option if the project is a mobile application.

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**Step 6:** If you select **Website**, the **Demand-Side Platform (DSP)** section appears.

**Note:** By default, **Website** is selected.

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**Step 6.1:** Check the **Enable DSP integration** checkbox.

DSP Integration: DSP integration is the process of connecting a Demand-Side Platform (DSP) with other systems to deliver targeted ads efficiently by using customer data, campaign insight&#x73;**,** and inventory sources.

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**Step 6.2:** In the **Select** **Provider** drop-down, select the appropriate provider.

**Note:** DSP integration is enabled only if required by the client.

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**Step 7:** If you select **Mobile App**, the **Select Mobile App Platform** section appears.&#x20;

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**Step 7.1**: In the **Select Mobile App Platform** drop-down, select the appropriate platform:

* **Native** – Select this option if the app is developed using native programming languages such as Swift (for iOS) or Kotlin/Java (for Android).
* **React Native** – Select this option if the app is built using React Native, a cross-platform framework that allows you to develop apps for both iOS and Android using JavaScript and React.
* **Ionic** – Select this option if the app is built using Ionic, a framework that enables the development of hybrid mobile applications using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

<figure><img src="/files/0HuZhSbJ5viYTsAMKzIW" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Step 8:** Click **Create Project**.

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**Result:** This creates the project successfully and adds it to the project list.

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