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title: Castle Destination
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Once you enable the Castle integration, the [Castle JavaScript snippet](https://castle.io/docs/tracking) is placed on your website, and user data starts appearing in the Castle dashboard.
Once you enable the Castle integration, the [Castle JavaScript snippet](https://docs.castle.io/v1/tutorials/client-side-integration/web/) is placed on your website, and user data starts appearing in the Castle dashboard.
Client-side tracking works out of the box, however **your existing server-side calls need to be extended** with data from the incoming request.

Castle supports calling `identify`, `page`, `screen`, and `group`. Castle does *not* support the `alias` call.
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