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# BrowserStack
[BrowserStack Integration](https://www.browserstack.com/automate?utm_source=testsigma\&utm_medium=partnered) with QApilot lets you run your tests on BrowserStack. If your organisation has an existing account with BrowserStack, you can author tests for Mobile applications on QApilot, and then run those tests on BrowserStack’s cloud devices.
QApilot also allows us to use cloud devices on the BrowserStack Model to run your tests. You just need to integrate your BrowserStack account with your QApilot Account by entering the login credentials. Also, for cloud device connection provide the required device details on the configurations page.
## Prerequisites
Before connecting QApilot with Browserstack. You need the Integration URL, Username, and Access Key for BrowserStack which can be obtained from your BrowserStack account dashboard.
* BrowserStack: Integration URL, Username, and Access Key from BrowserStack.
This can be obtained from the Account Settings page under Automate as shown below:
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## Integrating with BrowserStack
1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations. Enable toggle on the Jira widget.
2. On the Browser Stack Details prompt, enter the Integration URL, User Name, and API Key and click on Create.
3. After entering the details, click on the Create button to add the Integration.
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## Using BrowserStack for Cloud Device Execution
Once the account details are added to the integration, select BrowserStack as the cloud device provider while creating the cloud device connection.
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