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# Integration Setup
The **Integration** section allows you to seamlessly connect third-party applications with Cargospot, enabling automated data exchange and real-time communication between systems.
### **Adding a New Integration**
Follow the steps below to add and configure a third-party integration:
**1.** Access the **Integrations** page
From the dashboard, navigate to the left pane, and click **Integration**
Third-party Integrations
2\. Click on the card of any existing integration. The **Add Integration** dialog box opens.
**3. Enter the Required Integration Credentials**
Enter the following fields provided by your integration partner or internal systems team:
* **Access Key**
* **Secret Key**
* **Product Key**
* **Webhook Secret Key**
{% hint style="info" %}
Requirements vary by third-party app. You'll be guided through the setup based on the provider you select.
{% endhint %}
**4. Save the Configuration**
Click **Save** to complete the integration setup.
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