# OpsGenie

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OpsGenie Notification Channel is getting an upgrade: meet [OpsGenie Connected App](/integrations/connected-apps/opsgenie-integration.md)
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### Generate Opsgenie API Key

1. In Opsgenie, Go to **Settings → Integrations**.
2. Run a search and select “API”.
3. On the next screen, enter a name for the integration. (We will use it later when adding the integration to groundcover)
4. *Optional*: Select a team in **Assignee team** if you want a specific team to receive alerts from the integration.
5. Select **Continue**.\
   The integration is saved at this point.
6. Select **Turn on integration**.

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If you're using Opsgenie's **Free** or **Essentials** plan, you can add this integration from your team dashboard only. The **Integrations** page under **Settings** is not available in your plan.
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Make sure you have enabled "Allow Create and Update Access"
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### Get Your API Key

1. In Opsgenie, Go to **Settings → Integrations**.
2. Click on your selected integration from the list.
3. Copy API Key from the Integration settings panel.

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Make sure Status is ON
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### Create New Integration In groundcover

1. In groundcover, Go to **Settings → Integrations**.
2. Click on Opsgenie integration

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3. Fill the form:
   1. Integration name in groundcover
   2. Original name of the integration in Opsgenie
   3. API Key
4. **Save**

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### Workflow Example

You can see a detailed workflow example to use with your integration, [here](/use-groundcover/workflows/integration-examples.md#opsgenie-integration).


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