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# Set up details for the Transifex add-on

To complete the set up of the Transifex add-on in your Taxi account, you'll need some details from within your Transifex account. 

### API Key

To find your Transifex API key:

1. Head to your User Settings\
   These are found in the dropdown in the top right of the screen.
2. Select 'API token'\
   This is found on the menu on the left of the screen.
3. Click the 'Generate a token' button\
   Then click on 'Copy & Close'. You'll need to paste this into Taxi immediately as you won't be able to see this code again.

### Organisation Name

Each Transifex account has a unique organisation name. The easiest way to find this is to look for it in the URL of your Transifex account. The slug that comes right after transifex.com/ this is where you'll find your organisation name.

### Coordinator Name

You'll find your 'Coordinator Name' in the dropdown in the top right of your account. The name you input in Taxi must match identically and is case-sensitive.

### Project Name Prefix

This is added into Transifext, before the project name. This will highlight to you all the projects created in Taxi.

### Source Language Code

Choose the source language that your emails are normally written in, that is the original language that is used before any translations are made.


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