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# Project initialization

## Initialize Users

In order to track geofencing events, you need to initialize a user in your Cloud4Wi account.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The method to initialize users is exposed in the WiFi SDK, so you need to integrate also the WiFi SDK into your project.
{% endhint %}

Once both the WiFi and Location SDKs are installed you can use the following snippet to initialize the customer in Cloud4Wi as soon the `deviceId` is assigned to the phone.  This function will initialize an anonymous user without any additional attribute or personal data associated.

```java
Cloud4WiSDKWiFi mobileSDK = new Cloud4WiSDKWiFi(getApplicationContext());
GeoUniq mGeoUniq = GeoUniq.getInstance(this);
            mGeoUniq.setDeviceIdListener(new GeoUniq.IDeviceIdListener() {
                @Override
                public void onDeviceIdAvailable(String deviceId) {
                    mobileSDK.setupCustomer(
                            customerCreateResponse -> {
                                Log.d("", customerCreateResponse.toString());
                            },
                            e -> {
                                Log.d("", e.getMessage());
                            });
                }
            });
```

In the alternative, you can use the native WiFi SDK methods to [initialize a customer](/dev-hub/wifi-sdk/integrating-the-sdk/android/sdk-methods/createcustomer.md).


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