> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.corraldata.com/kb/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.corraldata.com/kb/custom-etl-connectors/zenoti-connector-setup.md). # Zenoti Connector Setup Follow the instructions below in order to generate the needed credentials & authorization to connect to Zenoti. **NOTE:** * Please note that CorralData will leverage the existing API credits of your Zenoti instance. ***Additional charges and fees may apply in Zenoti based on your account details***. * If you prefer for CorralData to sync Zenoti data during off hours or to only leverage a portion of your available API credits, please email and we'll adjust your sync settings. ### **In Zenoti, to generate a new API key:** 1. At the organization level, click the **Configuration** icon. 2. Search for and select the **Apps** setting from the **Integrations** section. 3. On the **Manage Applications** page, click **Add**. 4. Enter the following information: 1. **Name**: Enter the name of the application. This can be CorralData. 2. **URL**: Enter the URL of your Website or the application. In case of errors or issues in the app, URI information is used to contact the app developer. This can be . 3. **Description**: Enter a brief description of the app for which you are generating the API key. This can be “CorralData Integration”. 4. **Login User Type**: Select Employee 5. **Source App**: Select Client App from the drop-down list. 6. **Post Logout Redirect URL**: To redirect your users to a URL after they log out, click Add, and then enter as the URL. 7. **Post Login Redirect URL**: To redirect your users to a URL after they log in, click Add, and enter as the URL. 5. Click **Next**. 6. Manage the scope of your app by selecting the checkbox of data permissions under the appropriate API groups. For example, if you want to restrict access of the app to an employee module, then expand and select only the corresponding employee permissions under the relevant API group. Choose API keys (APIKEY GROUPS) as your authentication method 7. Click **Next**. 8. Zenoti generates a new **Application ID** and **Secrets** (secret key). These are used to generate a new API key. 9. Copy the **Application ID** and the **Secrets** on a notepad. 10. Click **Generate API Key**. 11. Zenoti generates a new API Key for your business and the app. 12. Click **Finish** ### **In CorralData:** 1. Copy the API keys to a notepad and enter them into the CorralData Connector form. 2. Click **Save**. 3. Once connected, CorralData will begin to sync your data and notify you as soon as this process has been completed and data is available for usage within the app.
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