> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.air3.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Setting up your partner account > Set up your AIR Kit partner account on the Developer Dashboard: get your Partner ID, add your domains, register your JWKS URL, and enable credential services. Every AIR Kit integration starts with a partner account in the Developer Dashboard. Sign in by connecting your EVM wallet, then set up the following. | Setting | Where | Needed for | | - | - | - | | **Partner ID** | **Account → General Settings** (copy it) | Everything. You pass it to the SDK and your backend. | | **Name, logo, and website** | **Account → General Settings** | Shown to users during login, issuance, and verification. | | **Domains** | **Account → Domains** | Loading AIR Kit from your app's origin. | | **JWKS URL** | **Account → General Settings** | Issuing or verifying credentials, and [Custom Auth](/get-started/authentication/custom-auth). See [JWKS endpoint](/get-started/authentication/jwks-endpoint). | If you only use login, the Partner ID and domains are enough. ## Enable credential services To issue or verify credentials, register your own DID with AIR. AIR does not create one for you: you publish it from your domain with your own keys. Until a DID is registered, the **Issuer** and **Verifier** menus stay hidden. See [Issuing credentials](/products/identity/issuing-credentials) for the steps. For a tour of every Dashboard section, see [Features](/get-started/dashboard/features). This page uses the sandbox Dashboard; production has its own, covered in the [Launch checklist](/get-started/launch-checklist). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.