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# Integrating with Maxio SaaSOptics

Sync Maxio SaaSOptics subscription and ARR data into Drivetrain for revenue analytics. Covers API token generation, instance URL configuration, and setup.

[Prerequisites](#prerequisites)

[Maxio SaaSOptics Setup](#maxio-saasoptics-setup)

### Prerequisites <a href="#prerequisites" id="prerequisites"></a>

To connect Maxio SaaSOptics to Drivetrain, you need:

* An active Maxio SaaSOptics account
* Admin privileges on Maxio SaaSOptics

### Maxio SaaSOptics Setup <a href="#maxio-saasoptics-setup" id="maxio-saasoptics-setup"></a>

1. Login to your Maxio SaaSOptics account and navigate to **Admin** by clicking on the sidebar menu.
2. In the Settings section, click **API Tokens**.
3. Enter the name for your API token as **"Drivetrain Integration"** and click **Create API Token**.
4. Make a note of your API Token securely, as it will be displayed only once.
5. You will also need to provide your subdomain and account name. For instance, if your Maxio SaaSOptics login URL is [https://drivetrain.saasoptics.com/drivetrain\_account/profile](https://fivetran.saasoptics.com/fivatran_account/profile), then "**drivetrain**" is the subdomain name and "**drivetrain\_account**" is the account name.

{% hint style="info" %}
That’s it! Share the API key and subdomain and account name with your customer success manager so they can get started!
{% endhint %}


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