> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.impact.com/partner/es/sobre-que-te-gustaria-aprender/platform-features/tracking/piggyback-pixels/find-piggyback-pixel-user-permissions.md).

# Encontrar permisos de usuario de píxeles piggyback

No todas las alianzas pueden usar píxeles piggyback. Los permisos para usar píxeles piggyback se establecen en su contrato de alianza y pueden variar de una alianza a otra.

1. En la barra de navegación superior, selecciona **Descubrir → Mis marcas**.
2. Seleccione el nombre de la marca para la que desea encontrar permisos de píxel piggyback.
3. En la columna de la derecha del panel deslizante, seleccione el **Detalles** pestaña.
4. En la *Cómo hacemos el seguimiento* sección, busque *Pixel Piggyback* bloque.

   * Si hay un ![](/files/a95cb779028625dcf8489b65078de21bd9dafbe6) **\[Comprobar]** en el bloque, puede usar píxeles piggyback para esta campaña.
   * Si el bloque está atenuado, no puede usar píxeles piggyback para esta campaña.

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