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description: The Microsoft Store Services SDK provides libraries and tools that you can use to add features to your apps that help you make more money and gain customers.
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title: Engage customers with the Microsoft Store Services SDK
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ms.assetid: 518516DB-70A7-49C4-B3B6-CD8A98320B9C
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ms.date: 08/21/2017
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ms.date: 07/30/2025
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ms.topic: how-to
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keywords: windows 10, uwp, Microsoft Store Services SDK
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ms.localizationpriority: medium
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| [Run experiments in your UWP app with A/B testing](run-app-experiments-with-a-b-testing.md) | Run A/B tests in your Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app to measure the effectiveness of features on some customers before you release the features to everyone. After you define an experiment in Partner Center, use the [StoreServicesExperimentVariation](/uwp/api/microsoft.services.store.engagement.storeservicesexperimentvariation) class to get variations for your experiment in your app, use this data to modify the behavior of the feature you are testing, and then use the [LogForVariation](/uwp/api/microsoft.services.store.engagement.storeservicescustomeventlogger.logforvariation) method to send view event and conversion events to Partner Center. Finally, use Partner Center to view the results and manage the experiment. |
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| [Launch Feedback Hub from your UWP app](launch-feedback-hub-from-your-app.md) | Use the [StoreServicesFeedbackLauncher](/uwp/api/microsoft.services.store.engagement.storeservicesfeedbacklauncher) class in your UWP app to direct your Windows 10 and Windows 11 customers to Feedback Hub, where they can submit problems, suggestions, and upvotes. Then, manage this feedback in the [Feedback report](/windows/apps/publish/feedback-report) in Partner Center. |
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| [Configure your UWP app to receive Partner Center push notifications](configure-your-app-to-receive-dev-center-notifications.md) | Use the [StoreServicesEngagementManager](/uwp/api/microsoft.services.store.engagement.storeservicesengagementmanager) class in your UWP app to register your app to receive targeted push notifications that you send to your customers using Partner Center. |
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| [Log custom events in your UWP app for the Usage report in Partner Center](log-custom-events-for-dev-center.md) | Use the [StoreServicesCustomEventLogger](/uwp/api/microsoft.services.store.engagement.storeservicescustomeventlogger.log) class in your UWP app to log custom events that are associated with your app in Partner Center. Then, review the total occurrences for your custom events in the **Custom events** section of the [Usage report](/windows/apps/publish/usage-report) in Partner Center. |
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