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# How to Set Up FireHydrant Integration

1. After you sign in/sign up in IsDown, click "**Alerts & Integrations"** in the sidebar.
2. Select **"Add" on** FireHydrant check box (Image 1) and **enable the Integration** (Image 2). 

<figure><img src="/files/zb1p4S6WWwKHdLSmwfxK" alt=""><figcaption><p>Image 1</p></figcaption></figure>

<figure><img src="/files/D3j1SwpGtyofbqdp9I8R" alt=""><figcaption><p>Image 2</p></figcaption></figure>

1. Next, go to **FireHydrant** to get the API Key
   1. Go to the menu item **Settings** (top right)
   2. In the sidebar, click **API Keys**
   3. In the top right corner, click the button **Create API key**
   4. Give the API Key a name (e.g., IsDown)
   5. Click **Create**
   6. Copy the API key, head to the IsDown website, and add it to the form.
   7. Click **Save Changes**

And it's done. When an outage starts, we will create an alert in FireHydrant and close it when the vendor closes the status update.

Have questions? We're here to help—contact us via chat or email us at **<support@isdown.app>**.

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**Related Articles**

* [**How to Set Up PagerDuty Integration**](https://help.isdown.app/integrations/setup-pagerduty)
* [**How to Set Up Slack Notifications**](https://help.isdown.app/notifications/slack)
* [**How to Filter Outages by Severity**](https://help.isdown.app/cloud-monitoring/how-to-get-filter-notifications-by-outage-severity)


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