# Addigy

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### Domain

Enter the domain of your Addigy instance. This specifies the address where the platform is hosted.

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🔵 **prod.addigy.com**\
Typically, for most users, the default domain is .
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### Client ID and Client Secret

To establish a connection, you will need a Client ID and Client Secret from the Addigy platform. Follow these steps to create them:

* Go to the Account > Integrations section from the left-side navigation menu in Addigy.
* Click on the +API button to create a new API integration.
* Provide a meaningful name for this API integration (e.g., OctoXLabs Integration) and click Save.
* A window will display the newly generated Client ID and Client Secret.
* Make sure to save these credentials as they will be needed for authentication.

> 🔵 **"Read-only"**\
> Ensure the supplied Client ID has permissions in order to fetch assets.
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⚠️ **Attention**\
Please perform a **connection test** to ensure there is a valid connection to the host.\
When the discovery operation is finalized, you will be able to see the details on the **Assets** page.
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