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# Getting Started
The first and most crucial step is to install the **ReferralHero Global Tracking Code** on your website. This step is mandatory to ensure that your referral campaign can track user activities across your site and function correctly.
**Follow these steps to add the Tracking Code to your website:**
**Step 1 : Access Your Campaign Dashboard:**
* Log in to your ReferralHero account.
* Navigate to your campaign dashboard and select **Launch**.
* Copy your unique Global Tracking Code from this section.
**Step 2 : Add the Tracking Code to Your Website:**
* Insert the **Global Tracking Code** into the `` section of your website's HTML. This ensures the code is loaded on every page of your site, enabling comprehensive tracking of user interactions.
* **Verify the Installation**: Ensure that the code is correctly placed by checking your site's source code or using browser developer tools.
**Step 3 : Enable the Global RH Object**:
* Once the Global Tracking Code is installed, your web pages will have access to the global `window.RH` object. This object is essential for interacting with ReferralHero’s features and tracking user actions.
By completing these steps, you ensure that your website is fully integrated with ReferralHero.
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