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# Your store key

Your store key is a unique code that connects your source store (where the data comes from) to your destination store (where the data is copied to).

When creating a store connection, you need to copy the store key from the destination store and enter it in the source store during the export setup process. This allows Duplify to securely connect the two stores and transfer data between them.

## Find your store key

1. From the Duplify dashboard in your destination store, go to **New store connection.**
2. Click **Destination store (import data).**
3. Click **Copy** to copy the store key for that store.

Now you can paste the key into source store to continue setup.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Tip**

You always copy the store key from the destination store and paste it into the source store.
{% endhint %}


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