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# Daxko Engage Pro

Integrating with Daxko Engage Pro requires an API key, your Engage Pro subdomain, account number, and club ID.

Follow the below steps to connect with Daxko Engage Pro:

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### Fetch your API credentials

To get your API key, account number, and club ID, log into Daxko Engage Pro:

1. Click **Developer** in the left-hand menu
2. Select **API Docs**
3. Click **Show API Keys**
4. You will then be able to copy your API key, account number, and club ID

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### Note your subdomain

Note your Engage Pro subdomain. You'll find this in your URL when logged in. This is needed to connect with your Engage Pro API.
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### Enter your credentials in your Daxko Engage Pro app connection

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