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Linkfluence Radarly: Setup guide

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This guide explains how to collect data from Linkfluence Radarly.

Creating a datastream to collect data from Linkfluence Radarly

The basics of creating a datastream to collect data from any data source are explained in our guide to Collecting data in Adverity. This guide contains information about the specific steps to create a datastream to fetch data from Linkfluence Radarly.

Authorization: Allow Adverity to access Linkfluence Radarly

  1. If you choose Access using your credentials or Access using someone else’s credentials, in Set up or edit Projects, you or the person granting access must choose one of the following options:

    • Choose Grant access to all items, including those created in the future to give Adverity Projects to access all existing items and all items created in the future.

    • Choose Select specific items to which you want to grant access to only give Adverity Projects to access the selected items. Adverity will not automatically have access to items created in the future. You will need to grant Adverity access to any items created in the future.

Configuration: Choose the data you want to collect from Linkfluence Radarly

To choose what data to collect and customize the Linkfluence Radarly datastream configuration, follow these steps:

  1. (Optional) Rename your datastream.

  2. In Report type, select the type of data to collect from Linkfluence Radarly. The selected report type determines the additional fields to populate.

  3. In Project, select the project on which to collect data. Projects are associated with the authorization used to set up the datastream. If you cannot select a project, check your authorization.

  4. In Breakdown, select how you want the collected data to be broken down.

  5. In Time zone, select the timezone in which the data will be reported. If you do not select a timezone, the timezone assigned to the selected accounts will be used.

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