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# Link or Unlink Your Rally.io Account with Streamlabs

## Purpose

Linking your Rally Creator Coin with Streamlabs will allow you to show stream alerts (via Streamlabs AlertBox) when users donate or purchase your coin, and will let you see donations in your event feed.

## Process Overview

1. [Sign in](https://www.rally.io/login/) to Rally.io
2. Go to account [settings](https://www.rally.io/settings/)
3. Link/unlink your account under "Integrations"

## Steps

Sign in to rally.io at [https://www.rally.io/login](https://www.rally.io/login/). 

At the top right select your profile icon, and then click **Settings**, or go to <https://www.rally.io/settings>.

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In your profile, under integrations, select **Link** or **Unlink** according to your needs. You may have to sign in to your Streamlabs account or authorize with Twitch the first time you link.

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You should now see your Streamlabs or Twitch handle next to "Streamlabs", and the button should have changed to **Unlink** (if you linked it), should you ever need to unlink it, or back to **Link** (if you unlinked).

That's it! From now on, donations should show in your Streamlabs activity feed, and if you have AlertBox configured, donations and purchases of your Creator Coin should show up as an alert! In the future, these alerts may be customizable. \
If you have OBS Studio or Xsplit Broadcaster, you may want to check out [this page](/rally-io/creator-tools/streamlabs-integration/obs-studio.md).


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