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# Tremendous integration

Private Panels can be integrated with your Tremendous account, to automatically send incentive payments from your Studies directly to respondents.

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**Note:** Tremendous is one of two incentive integrations available in Private Panels. To pay participants with gift cards funded by your own Tango Card budgets, see [Tango Card integration](/private-panels/integrations/private-panels-integrations/tango-card-integration.md).
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## Pre-requisites

These need to be done before you're able to successfully integrate Tremendous.

1. **At least 1 funding source.** You can follow Tremendous' [Funding sources](https://developers.tremendous.com/reference/funding-sources) guide to set this up. When using a **Credit Card**, you **must** have a “balance” on your Tremendous account. If you have a credit card but 0 balance, the integration will not fulfill an order.
2. **At least 1 campaign.**

## How to Integrate

Once you have all of the above pre-requisites, you can integrate your Tremendous account to Private Panels. Go to **Settings Integrations** then click **Connect** on the Tremendous card.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/T7fhyut5rrQHwe5QRGot/blobs/qPXkETEjsq1vig8fIqPI/38086874784020)

## Set up Tremendous for a study

After you've connected Tremendous, the next step is to set it up for a study before you can start paying incentives to your panelists.

To do this, open the study that you'd like to set up with Tremendous. Then, go to its **Study Settings**. You can select the Tremendous campaign you'd like to use for that study by clicking the **Tremendous Campaign** drop-down then selecting from the options.

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/T7fhyut5rrQHwe5QRGot/blobs/kN3TvG0B9A9zCScnoz7p/38086859970068)

To start paying incentives to your panelists, follow our [How to pay incentives](/private-panels/studies/pay-incentives-in-private-panels.md) guide.

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**Note:** Private Panels was previously managed outside of Dscout, so you may see a different logo and URL in some places. If you have any questions, contact <support@dscout.com>.
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