anchor.diff:  +
   image::images/service-page-accounts.png[Service accounts in a list]
   
  -. On the service find the tab that is called "Keys" and add a new key. 
  +. On the service find the tab that is called "Keys" and add a new key.
   +
   image:images/service-keys.png[Show the keys tab with an add key button]
   
   . We need to create a new p12 key. This file gives services access, so be careful and share it only with those that need access to it.
   
  -. Now for our widget to be set up we need to add this information to our configuration file: 
  -`com.enonic.app.ga.cfg`: 
  +. Now for our widget to be set up we need to add this information to our configuration file:
  +`com.enonic.app.ga.cfg`:
   
   ```
   ga.serviceAccount = <service-account>
  
positive.code: 
    Now that we have created an account we need to give it access to our project.
  
  . Go back to our Analytics page, and the property that you want the APIs to work with. 
    Then enter the property access management page.
  +
  image::images/Analytics-property.png[Analytics overview the property column with the property access management at the bottom]
  
  - On this page you can add new users and give them access to this property. 
  . We want to add our Service account to give access to this property
  +
  image::images/property-new-user.png[Dropdown on the property access page that shows create a new user]
  
negative.code: +
  image::images/Credentials.png[Shows the credentials tab]
  
  . Press the "+ Create credentials" button.
  +
  image::images/Credentials-page.png[A full page view of the credentials tab]
  
  . We want to create an API key:
  +
  image::images/api-key.png[Dropdown of different authentications]
  
  - After creating it make sure to copy it. We will use this value later.
  
  . We also need a Service account. Select this option from the same dropdown as the "API key".
  
  - This will propmt you to create a new Service account.
  +
  