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# Integrating with Lever
Bring Lever ATS data into Drivetrain to plan hiring alongside your financials. Covers API key generation and authorization steps.
[Prerequisites](#prerequisites)
[Lever Setup](#lever-setup)
## Prerequisites
To connect Lever to Drivetrain, you need:
* An active Lever account
* Super admin privileges on Lever
### Lever Setup
1. Log into your Lever account, navigate to **Settings > Integrations** by clicking on the top left drop-down menu.
2. Navigate to the API credentials tab. Under Lever API credentials, click **Generate New Key**.
3. Make a note of the API key.
4. Under **Permissions**, choose the **Select all read** preset.
{% hint style="info" %}
That’s it! Share the API Key with your customer success manager so they can get started!
{% endhint %}
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