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# Connecting your Documint account

To connect your Documint account to your newly installed HubSpot app, we need to add an API key from your Documint account. Here's how:

#### Create your API key

1. Go to your Documint account and access **Settings > API keys** on the left-hand panel. Then click the **New API key** button
2. Give your key a name and click **Create**
3. Copy your API key to use in HubSpot

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#### Paste your key into HubSpot

1. Go to the marketplace icon in the top right of your HubSpot window, then **Connected Apps**
2. Go to **Documint**
3. Click on **Settings** and then **Add/Edit API Key** button
4. This will bring up a window for you to paste your API key into. Paste it in and save

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You are now all connected to your Documint account! 🎊

{% hint style="info" %}
**PLEASE NOTE:** You can use this same method if you ever need or want to update or replace the API key for your Documint account
{% endhint %}


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