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title: "Find the Google Project ID with the Project Number"
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# Find the Google Project ID with the Project Number

Source: https://www.goodbarber.com/help/shop/publish-your-android-app-yourself-solo-r62/find-the-google-project-id-with-the-project-number-a352/

## 1. Project ID vs. Project Number

Every Google Project has a **Project name**, a **Project ID** and a **Project number**.

In order to compile your Android app with GoodBarber, the system only requests your **Project number**.
**This Project number can be used to find the Project ID, in order to activate the push notification on the right Google Project in Firebase**in the last step of the Android compilation process.

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## 2. In your GoodBarber backend

You can find your Google Console Project Number in your backend under the menu Sales Channel > Android App > Certificates
In our example, the number is: 499524448405

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## 3. In your Google Cloud Console

**1/ Log into your Google Cloud Console** [http://console.cloud.google.com](http://console.cloud.google.com)
**Attention: Make sure you are connected to the same account where you initially created the Google Project.
Otherwise, you will get an error during the procedure.**

**2/ Copy your Project Number from your backend**
In our example, it is 499524448405

**3/ Build the following URL:**
***https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard?project=<PROJECT_NUMBER>***
(In our example, the URL is: https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard?project=499524448405 )

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**4/ Paste the URL in your browser**
The URL will change into another URL, which contains the Project ID: **https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard?project=<PROJECT_ID>**
(In our example, the URL becomes: https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard?project=debsapp-144215 )

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## 4. In the Firebase Console

Access your Firebase Console [https://console.firebase.google.com/](https://console.firebase.google.com/)

Now you have the Project ID, you can find it the Firebase Console. But you need to pay careful attention!

1/ Click on Add an new project
2/ Paste the Project ID into the search engine (in red on the screenshot below).

**Attention: If you don’t find the existing project using the search engine, it means that the project has already been added to Firebase before.

Don’t create a new project! Close the pop-up window and and look for your existing project on the home page instead.**

In our example, the project is already added to Firebase (in green on the screenshot below).
In this case, select the existing project and continue the process normally.

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