Overview
An application ID is a unique identifier for your application. It is called as a bundle ID for Apple apps and package name for Android apps. These application IDs help in differentiating it from other apps on a device and in app stores.
Every app requires a unique identifier. So once you publish an app with a unique ID, you cannot change it or use the same application ID for another app.
Application IDs in Zoho Apptics
In Zoho Apptics, application IDs serve as unique identifiers for your apps, allowing Apptics to differentiate the data collected from your apps across various platforms and development stages. This is crucial for developers managing multiple apps, as it prevents data getting mixed.
You cannot use the same identifier for apps in development and production. You need to maintain separate identifiers for your app in development and production environment.
Add and manage application IDs
When you add your applications to your Apptics project, you need to register your application with it's unique application ID. You can refer to the
getting started user guide for step-by-step guidance.
Once you register apps, you will be able to see the list of all the application IDs added in
Quick start and under Project settings.

Note: Only the platform developer, development leads, or project manager can add, edit, and delete application IDs.
Download config file for application IDs
Usually, you download the config file for an application ID while you are completing the SDK integration. However, if you somehow could not locate the file, you can download the corresponding config file path from the console.
- Select the environment for your project, i.e., production or development.
- Navigating to Settings > Application IDs in the left menu.
- Click on Download config file against the application ID for which you want to download the config file path.
Disable and delete application IDs
You can enable/disable application IDs from here. Disabling an application ID means that tracking will be stopped for that application ID.