When you set up your apps for mobile deep linking in Bitly, we ask you for your application IDs. Creating deep links to your iOS and Android apps require different IDs.
For your iOS app:
For your Android app:
iTunes ID
The iTunes ID is the unique identifier of an iOS application. It's typically a string of numbers and is unique to your app.
To find it, use your browser to search for your app's listing in the App Store. The iTunes ID is in the page's URL. For the example below, the iTunes ID is 407690035:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hotel-tonight-last-minute/id407690035?mt=8
Apple App ID
The Apple App ID is a two part string used to identify one or more apps. It's your team ID and bundle ID joined with a period. For example: 1A234H7ABC.com.yourdomain.YourApp.
You or your mobile developer can find your team ID in your developer account. Sign in to developer.apple.com and click Membership details at the top of the page. Your team ID is listed in your membership details.
Your bundle ID can be found in iTunes Connect. Click on your app and go to App Information. The bundle ID is listed on this page.
Google Play ID
The Google Play ID is the unique identifier of an Android application. It must be at least two parts, separated by a period.
To find it, use your browser to search for your app's listing in the Play Store. The Google Play ID is in the URL. In this example, the Google Play ID is com.hoteltonight.android.prod:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hoteltonight.android.prod&hl=en
SHA-256 Key
The SHA-256 Key is a string used to identify one or more apps.
You can find the SHA-256 Key by using your .keystore or .jks release key with the following command:
keytool -list -v -keystore [my-release-key.keystore]