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1818You’ll need the ` writeKey ` from an existing Segment source:
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20- 1 . In your Segment workspace, go to to ** Connections > Sources** .
20+ 1 . In your Segment workspace, go to ** Connections > Sources** .
21212 . Select your source.
22223 . From the source's overview tab, go to ** Settings > API Keys** .
23234 . Copy the ` writeKey ` shown in the code block.
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1901903 . Build and run your app.
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192- ## Step 3: Enable Auto-Instrumentation in your source
192+ ## Step 3: Turn on Auto-Instrumentation in your source
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194+ Next, return to the source settings to turn on Auto-Instrumentation:
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196+ 1 . Go to ** Connections > Sources** .
197+ 2 . Select your source you used in Step 1.
198+ 3 . From the source's overview tab, go to ** Settings > Analytics.js** .
199+ 4 . Toggle Auto-Instrumention on.
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196201## Step 4: Verify and deploy events
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198203After integrating the SDK and running your app, verify that Segment is collecting signals:
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200- 1 . In your Segment workspace, return to ** Connections > Sources** , then select the source you created for Auto-Instrumentation.
205+ 1 . In your Segment workspace, return to ** Connections > Sources** , then select the source you used for Auto-Instrumentation.
2012062 . In the source overview, look for the ** Event Builder** tab. If the tab doesn’t appear:
202207 - Make sure you've installed the SDK correctly.
203208 - Reach out to your Segment CSM to confirm that your workspace has the necessary feature flags enabled.
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