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# Gong

Set up the Gong connector in Pandium using Basic or OAuth2 so tenants can securely sync revenue intelligence, call recordings, and AI-driven sales insights across their workflows.

## **Connector Overview**

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[Gong](https://www.gong.io/) is a revenue intelligence platform that captures and analyzes sales conversations using AI to provide data-driven insights, helping sales teams optimize performance, identify risks, and close more deals.

## **Authentication Type**

Basic & OAuth2

## **Webhook Supported**

Yes

## **Secrets**

* Basic
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_ACCESS\_KEY
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_ACCESS\_KEY\_SECRET
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_API\_BASE\_URL
* OAuth2
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_ACCESS\_TOKEN
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_REFRESH\_TOKEN
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_EXPIRES\_IN
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_TOKEN\_TYPE
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_SCOPE
  * PAN\_SEC\_GONG\_OAUTH\_API\_BASE\_URL\_FOR\_CUSTOMER

## **API Client Supported**

Yes (for OAuth)

## **Requirements for Provisioning**

In order to provision your connector, the following Gong information must be gathered:

* Basic
  * No provisioning required!
* OAuth
  * Client ID
  * Client Secret
  * Scopes

## **How to Connect Your Integration**

Upon successfully creating a tenant, you will use the following information to connect to Gong:

* Basic
  * Access Key
  * Access Key Secret
  * Base URL
* OAuth
  * Log in to your Gong account using the OAuth2 URL via the Tenant Secrets<br>

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## **API Resources**

For more information on how to utilize the Gong API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://help.gong.io/docs/how-to-use-the-gong-developers-hub).


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