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# iFIX Adapter Master Data Setup

Follow the steps below to create the Adapter Master Data. Individual Adapter Service documents can be [accessed here](/public-finance/v2.3/exemplar/ifix-adapter/adapter-service-documents.md).

1. Enter valid details along with Tenant ID to create the Department. Once the tenant ID is created, the user receives a response with an ID and related details. This ID is the Department ID.
2. Enter valid details along with Tenant ID to create the Expenditure. Once the tenant ID is created, the user receives a response with an ID and related details. This ID is the Expenditure ID.
3. Enter valid hierarchy details of the Master Department to create Department Hierarchy. Check [this document](/public-finance/v2.3/platform/configuration/services/department-entity-service.md#department-hierarchy-api-with-example) for more information.
4. Provide valid details to create Department Entity. Check [this document](/public-finance/v2.3/platform/configuration/services/department-entity-service.md#department-hierarchy-api-with-example) for more information.
5. On successful completion of steps 1 to 4, enter valid details to create a project. Check [this document](/public-finance/v2.3/platform/configuration/services/department-entity-service.md#department-hierarchy-api-with-example) for more information.

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