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# Airtable Extension

## Overview

The Airtable Extension integration is an Airtable Block that is installed from the Airtable Marketplace. Once installed and set up it allows you to simply select a record then generate either a preview of the document or a live version of the document (without a branded footer).

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## Airtable Setup

#### Step 1: Install the Extension

Open the Tools dropdown and go to 'Extensions'. In the Extensions pane, click 'Add an extension'. With that done, search for Documint and add it.&#x20;

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#### Step 2: Create API Key

In a new tab, log in to your Documint account and create an API Key.

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#### Step 3: Add API Key to app settings

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#### Step 4: Select Template

Once you've successfully connected to Documint you should see a list of your templates. Select the template that you would like to use for the active table. If you don't already have a template that you want to use with the active table then create a new template in Documint, return to Airtable and select the newly created template.

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### Documint Setup

Once you've set up the app within Airtable you can start adding variables to your template.


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