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# Instana

Integrate Luciq with Instana to combine mobile observability with server-side monitoring. Get end-to-end visibility from mobile app to backend infrastructure.

Integrating Luciq with Instana is really simple, with only a few steps. You will be able to view a distributed trace for every request by simply clicking a button.

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**Set up your Instana integration**

To set up your Instana integration, simply add the link to your Instana dashboard, where you will be seeing your incoming requests.
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**Test the integration**

At this point, we just need to test your integration so that we're sure everything is working smoothly.
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**Finish setup**

All done! Your integration is now set up and ready to go. From this final page, you can select which product you'd like to be synced with Instana, and add a name to your integration.
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**View a request in Instana**

Go to a new report's network requests, then simply click on Instana's redirection button to view it on its dashboard.
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**Sample network logs**

Network logs should appear on Instana something like this.
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