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# How to Use alternativeBidder

The **alternativeBidder** setup allows you to access additional demand through the same bidder in your auction configuration by using more than one seat (essentially).

If you wish to activate the **alternativeBidder** option, you can do so through the **Edit - SSP** view on your **Configuration --> Integration** page.

Edit your SSP and select the "Alternative Bidder" you would like to use:

![2025-01-22 11\_49\_43-image.png (792×695)](/files/88c7e887173558842f0262749e3ef9b796274496)

This will then enable the calls to route through the sources added in this manner.


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