# Twitter Pixel

## Create your Twitter Event ID 

**Step 1:** Go to Twitter Event Manager

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**Step 2:** Choose Add events to create the Event ID

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**Step 3:** Fill the information&#x20;

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**Step 4:** Choose the method for the Event ID here

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Here is the list event IDs you just created. Now, let's pass it to OneTrack :clap:

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### **Add your Event ID(s) in OneTrack**

Please set up the Event you want to track in OneTrack. Each event you created will have a unique ID. You can choose to add the event you want :thumbsup:

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### Let testing the Twitter Event ID(s) in your website

1. **Install the Twitter Pixel Helper extension**

&#x20; [Here is the link of the extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/twitter-pixel-helper/jepminnlebllinfmkhfbkpckogoiefpd)

2. **Let's test it in your website**

Each event you created will have a unique ID. Your job is to pass OneTrack these IDS so we will send events to the right destination.

Now, please follow the example below to understand this platform.&#x20;

Let's add the Event ID **tw-o5n1g-ofy9p** to track the **Checkout** **Initiated** event

So, when we access to the website, this Event ID will not fire. Until clicking to Checkout button, this Event ID will be fired in Twitter Pixel Helper&#x20;

Tadaaa, it is firing well :tada:

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Let's test other events and let us know if there is any events missing

### Check the data in your Twitter Event Manager

In Twitter, they don't show the number of events you received. If the event is sent to Twitter successfully, you can see the status "Active"

Moreover, you can see the last updated by OneTrack too.

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*If you are still struggling with Twitter Pixels, please feel free to contact live chat support or <onetrack.commerce@gmail.com> for the best assistance.*


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