# 0.2 Create your Datastream
Go to . After the previous exercise, you now have two Data Collection properties: one for web and one for mobile.
Please reach out to **** to have your two Data Collection properties whitelisted if you cannot view them.
These properties are almost ready to be used, but before you can start collecting data using these properties you need to set up a datastream. Datastreams are
For now, please follow these steps.
## 0.2.1 Create your Datastream for Web
Click **\[Datastreams]**.
In the top right corner of your screen, select your sandbox name, which should be `--aepSandboxId--`.
Click **\[New Datastream]**.
For the **\[Friendly Name]**, and for the optional description, enter `--demoProfileLdap-- - Demo System Datastream`. For Event Schema, select **Demo System - Event Schema for Website (Global v1.1)**. Click **Save**.
You'll then see this. Click **Add Service**.
Select the service **\[Adobe Experience Platform]**, which will expose additional fields. You'll then see this.
For Event Dataset, select **Demo System - Event Dataset for Website (Global v1.1)** and for Profile Dataset, select **Demo System - Profile Dataset for Website (Global v1.1)**. Click **Save**.
You'll now see this.
In the left menu, clik **\[Tags]**.
Filter the search results to see your two Data Collection properties. Open the property for **Web** by clicking it.
You'll then see this. Click **Extensions**.
On the Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK extension, click **Configure**.
You'll then see this. For **Datastreams**, you'll currently see a dummy value set to 1. You now need to click the **Choose from list** radio-button. In the dropdown list, select the Datastream you created earlier.
Make sure to have selected your **Datastream**. TIP: You can filter the results in the dropdown easily by typing your `--demoProfileLdap--`.
Scroll down until you see **Data Collection**. Please ensure that the checkbox for **Enable click data collection** is not enabled. Click **Save** to save your changes.
Go to **Publishing Flow**.
Click the **...** for **Main**, then click **Edit**.
Click **Add All Changed Resources** and then click **Save & Build for Development**.
Your changes are now being published and will be ready in a couple of minutes.
## 0.2.2 Create your Datastream for Mobile
Go to .
Click **\[Datastreams]**.
In the top right corner of your screen, select your sandbox name.
Click **\[New Datastream]**.
For the **\[Friendly Name]**, and for the optional description, enter `--demoProfileLdap-- - Demo System Datastream (Mobile)`. For Event Schema, select **Demo System - Event Schema for Mobile App (Global v1.1)**. Click **Save**.
Click **\[Save]**.
You'll then see this. Click **Add Service**.
Select the service **\[Adobe Experience Platform]**, which will expose additional fields. You'll then see this.
For Event Dataset, select **Demo System - Event Dataset for Mobile App (Global v1.1)** and for Profile Dataset, select **Demo System - Profile Dataset for Mobile App (Global v1.1)**. Click **Save**.
You'll then see this.
Your Datastream is now ready to be used in your Adobe Experience Platform Data Collection Client property for Mobile.
Go to **Tags** and filter the search results to see your two Data Collection properties. Open the property for **Mobile** by clicking it.
You'll then see this. Click **Extensions**.
On the **Adobe Experience Platform Edge Network** extension, click **Configure**.
You'll then see this. You now need to select the correct sandbox and datastream that you just configured. The sandbox to use is `--aepSandboxId--` and the datastream is called `--demoProfileLdap-- - Demo System Datastream (Mobile)`.
For the **Edge Network domain**, please use the default domain which is **edge.adobedc.net**.
Click **Save** to save your changes.
Go to **Publishing Flow**.
Click the **...** next to **Main**, then click **Edit**.
Click **Add All Changed Resources**, then click **Save & Build for Development**.
Your changes are now being published and will be ready in a couple of minutes.
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