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# Finding AWS Region

When you create an integration in iX Hello, you will need to provide AWS-Region name. If you are unsure which region you are using for the AWS service, you can find the AWS region by doing the following:

1. Select the AWS service for which you want to find the Region.
2. The top right corner displays the current region name (ex. N. Virginia, Ohio, ...)
3. Click on the Region alias to get a dropdown list. The AWS Region name will be the value in the \
   xx-xxxx-# format. For example **us-east-1, us-west-2, ...**

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You will need the **xx-xxxx-#** format value for iX Hello integration.


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