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# Retrieving your Conversion Event unique ID

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In order to fully utilize this feature you should first create a Conversion Event inside the Cookie3 Analytics app. Head to [this article](/cookie3-analytics/features/conversion-events.md) to read a short guide about how they work!
{% endhint %}

To find out the `conversionEventId` of your particular conversion event please head to our app at `https://app.cookie3.co` 

#### On desktop:

1. Hover over the sidebar navigation panel on the left of your screen
2. Click on the "Conversion Events" button

#### On mobile:

1. Open the menu in the top-right corner of your screen
2. Click on the "Conversion Events" button

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You should now be able to see a list of your conversion events created in Cookie3 Analytics.
{% endhint %}

1. Locate the particular conversion event whose ID you'd like to retrieve in the Table
   1. You can use filters on the top-right corner of the table to narrow down your search
2. Click on the "Three Dots" icon on the right to show a dropdown menu with additional options
3. Click on the "Copy Conversion Event ID" button to copy the id


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