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# How to create API Keys for SendGrid

Detailed description on creating API Keys for SendGrid and and to use them to create integration on Daton

Follow the below instructions for create your Sendgrid API Keys

* Login to Sendgrid at <https://app.sendgrid.com> with your credentials.
* Expand **Settings** on the menu on the left and click on **API Keys.** You would see the list of API Keys already created for this account.

![Navigate to Sendgrid API Keys page](https://15515196-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LbJ1eMq5M51cIpU163R%2F-LqjFcx_zl0k21sGweSe%2F-LqjGvKGDCBLDuopNp2-%2FSendgrid_API_Key.png?alt=media\&token=cfdca9bf-24c7-4adf-8f75-3af10fb0948f)

* Create a new API Key and name it as Daton or by any other name which identifies the purpose of this API Key.
* Select **Restricted Access** for this API Key and further select **Read Access** for each individual API. Please note that Daton would require only read access to extract the data from Sendgrid.

![Provide read access to Sendgrid APIs](https://15515196-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LbJ1eMq5M51cIpU163R%2F-LqjFcx_zl0k21sGweSe%2F-LqjGvKJxVLdBY3YAiJU%2FSendgrid_API_Permissions.png?alt=media\&token=4623ab59-324d-4cb4-bbcf-1730d9ef9347)

* Copy the API Key and save it someplace safe as it will not be displayed again. You are required to provide this API key while integrating Sendgrid on Daton.

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