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# How to configure MessageBird Flow Builder integration

*You must have enabled a paid plan in MessageBird to use this integration*

* Log in to your MessageBird account on this [link](https://dashboard.messagebird.com/).
* Go to [**Integrations**](https://dashboard.messagebird.com/en/integrations)
* Find **Toky** and click on **Add Integration**

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* Next, click on **Setup**

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* Login to your Toky account and get your API Key from your Toky account using [this option](https://app.toky.co/business/my_account#api-key) and by clicking on Copy and Close:

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* Paste the Toky API Key in the corresponding field

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* Click on **Save**

Now you can go to the [**Flow Builder designer**](https://dashboard.messagebird.com/en/flow-builder) inside MessageBird, and you will find the **Forward call to Toky** step available to use in your flows.

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If you have any questions about this process, please contact <support@toky.co>


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