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# 1. Google Play Integration

## <mark style="color:purple;">What is Google Play Integration in Coda Portal?</mark>

* A simple way for Publishers to connect their Google Play account with Coda Portal.
* Once linked, Coda receives read-only access to fetch SKUs and Prices of your in-app listings.
* If you are a new Publisher signing up with Coda for the first time, this integration allows you to go live with all your listings across 60+ countries in less than < 5 minutes.

## <mark style="color:purple;">Why connect your Google Play account with Coda?</mark>

For all Publishers, Google Play integration provides the following benefits

* An easier way to list and manage your catalog with Codashop.
* Avoid churn in the price setting process.
  * Go live with new prices in <mark style="color:purple;">**less than one minute!**</mark>
* Receive real-time price alerts whenever there is a disparity between the App Store and Play Store.
  * Allows you to always remain competitively priced between the two platforms.
* Receive price optimization recommendations to maximize your TPV with Codashop.
  * <mark style="color:purple;">**Improve ARPU**</mark> and users’ <mark style="color:purple;">**stickiness**</mark> with the platform.
* Receive in-app price recommendations based on FX movements.
* Generate comprehensive price reports on how you are faring compared to competitors.

## <mark style="color:purple;">Quick Explainer Video</mark>

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