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# Apollo.io
Set up the Apollo.io connector in Pandium using your scoped or master API key so tenants can authenticate securely and sync prospecting and sales engagement data.
## **Connector Overview**
Apollo.io is a sales engagement platform that combines prospecting, data enrichment, and outreach tools. It empowers businesses to find leads, connect with prospects, and optimize workflows to drive sales and growth effectively.
## **Authentication Type**
Basic
## **Webhook Supported**
No
## **Secrets**
* PAN\_SEC\_APOLLO\_IO\_API\_KEY
## **API Client Supported**
Yes. You can read more about the capabilities of the Integration Development Kit [here](broken://spaces/-MfdKgN0cGTpmF3-1gDd/pages/sJfQYq4MK2Bke6lrfErK).
## **Requirements for Provisioning**
No provisioning is required for this connector.
## **How to Connect Your Integration**
Upon successfully creating a tenant, you will use the following information to connect to Apollo:
* API Key
To obtain the information required for setting up, perform the following steps:
1. Launch Apollo and click Settings > [Integrations](https://app.apollo.io/#/settings/integrations).
2. Find the API option and click Connect.\
3. Click API keys to view or create new API keys. Then, click Create new key.\
4. Name your API Key and add a description. To scope your key appropriately, click the checkbox for each Apollo API endpoint you need to access.\
5. To access all endpoints that are available with your Apollo plan, set your key to be a master key by toggling on the Set as master key slider. Certain endpoints such as [Get a List of Users](https://docs.apollo.io/docs/get-a-list-of-users) are only accessible when using a master API key.\
6. Click Create API key.
## **API Resources**
For more information on how to utilize the Apollo.io API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://docs.apollo.io/?shell#introduction).
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