# New Relic

### Overview

The new Luciq integration with New Relic enables end-to-end tracing for network calls, connecting client-side and server-side monitoring for your network requests. By using a unique trace ID, you can follow any network request from the client to the server, providing insights for troubleshooting networking issues.

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### Prerequisites

#### New Relic

To use this integration, ensure the following prerequisites are met in your New Relic setup:

* **Distributed Tracing in Your Plan**: Ensure that your New Relic plan includes distributed tracing.
* **New Agent Supporting W3C Context Propagation**: You need to use a New Relic agent that supports W3C context propagation. More details can be found [here](https://newrelic.com/blog/nerdlog/w3c-trace-context-distributed-tracing-standard).
* **Enable Distributed Tracing in Backend Agent**: Distributed tracing must be enabled in your backend agent. More information is available [here](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/distributed-tracing/concepts/quick-start/).

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Note: if you use any trace sampling algorithms, New Relic may drop some traces. Consequently, you might see network requests in Luciq that are not available in New Relic.
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#### Luciq

* **Supported Platforms**: This integration is only supported for iOS and Android.
* **Luciq SDK Version**: Ensure you have a minimum SDK v13.2.0 or higher on either iOS or Android.

### Integration Steps

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By setting up this integration, Luciq will attach a trace ID as an HTTP header to your network requests. This allows us to link network requests from Luciq to New Relic.
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Go to **Settings** -> **Integrations** -> **New Relic** in your Luciq dashboard, and follow these integration steps:

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**Set Up**

Enter your New Relic dashboard link. If you use custom domains for New Relic, replace `one.newrelic.com` with your company domain (e.g., `x.newrelic.com`). For redirecting to multiple organizations from the same app, use `one.newrelic.com`.

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**Test**

Validate the New Relic dashboard link to ensure it is correct.

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**Finish**

Ensure the APM - Network Requests checkbox is checked to trace network requests to New Relic, then give your integration a name and save the integration.
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## Using the integration

When a network occurrence is logged, a unique trace ID will appear on the occurrence page in the Luciq dashboard.

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**Copy the Trace ID**

Navigate to any network occurrence and **copy the Trace ID**.

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**View on New Relic**

Click on "**View on New Relic**" to go to the traces page in New Relic.

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**Filter by Trace ID**

**Paste the Trace ID into the filter** in New Relic (traceid = xxxxx) to view the same trace.

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