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# Integrating with Subscript

Sync Subscript revenue recognition data into Drivetrain for ARR planning. Covers API key generation and completing integration.

[Prerequisites](#prerequisites)

[Subscript setup](#subscript-setup)\
[Get API key](#get-api-key)

## Prerequisites

To connect Subscript with Drivetrain, you need:

1. An active Subscript account
2. Admin privileges on Subscript
3. Admin privileges in Drivetrain

## Subscript setup

Drivetrain can connect to Subscript using an **API key**. To get an API key, please follow the steps:

## Get API key <a href="#get-api-key" id="get-api-key"></a>

Step 1: Log in to your [Subscript account](https://app.subscript.com/).

Step 2: Navigate to **Configuration** and Hover on **External Sources.**

Step 3: Scroll down and select **Managing Subscript API key**.

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Step 4: Share the API key to your Customer Success Manager.

Step 5 (Optional): Share a new key by clicking **Rotate API key** if there is no existing key used by any external source.

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That’s it! Inform your Customer Success Manager so that they can get started.
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