---
title: "Finding the Sitecore Engage version number"
slug: "finding-the-sitecore-engage-version-number"
abstract: "Describes how to check the version of Engage SDK that a web app is running."
---
# Finding the Sitecore Engage version number

After you load initialize the Engage SDK on your website, you can check which version of Sitecore Engage your website is using.

The easiest way you can find the Sitecore Engage version number is to inspect the network requests that your website makes. You can do this by opening your web browser's developer tools, then navigating to your website. In the developer tools, on the **Network** tab, click one of the [events you sent](https://doc.sitecore.com/cdp/en/developers/api/integrating-with-sitecore-cdp/understanding-integration-details/sending-events-using-the-engage-sdk.html "Sending events using the Engage SDK"). Every event request is called **events**. In **events**, the version number is in **Headers** > **Request Headers** > **x-library-version**.

![The version number displayed in the request header.](https://doc.sitecore.com/api/markdown-image/cdp/en/developers/api/images/engage-version.jpg)

Depending on [how you integrated](https://doc.sitecore.com/cdp/en/developers/api/integrating-with-sitecore-cdp/preparing-to-integrate/choose-an-integration-type.html "Choose an integration type"), there are also other ways you can find the Sitecore Engage version number.

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<summary><h2>Integrations using the Engage SDK script</h2></summary>

You can find the version number by opening your web browser's developer tools, then navigating to your website, then doing one of the following:

- On the **Console** tab, log `engage.version` to the console. The version number is returned.
- In the HTML tree (usually on the **Elements** tab or **Inspector** tab), search for the `sitecore-engage-v.` string. This will find a `<script>` tag with a `src` attribute similar to `https://d1mj578wat5n4o.cloudfront.net/sitecore-engage-v.1.4.3.min.js`.

    The version number is the numbers that follow `sitecore-engage-v.`, for example, `1.4.3`.

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<summary><h2>Integrations using the Engage SDK package</h2></summary>

If you can access the source code of your website, you can find the version number in `package.json` > `dependencies` > `@sitecore/engage`.

If you [exposed Engage functionality to the `window` object](https://doc.sitecore.com/cdp/en/developers/api/integrating-with-sitecore-cdp/understanding-integration-details/running-personalization.html#UUID-b9e97923-f93d-4586-6d10-4776222ba566_para-idm1903357409878190), you can find the version number by opening your web browser's developer tools, then navigating to your website, then logging `window.Engage.version;` to the console. The version number is returned.

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