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# How to Set Up incident.io Integration
1. Go to your [**incident.io**](https://incident.io) **Account**
2. Select "**Alerts**" in the Sidebar and then the "**Sources**" tab.
3. Click **"Connect an alert source"**
4. Search for "http" and check the option. Choose a name, like "IsDown" and click Continue.
5. Grab the value from URL and the token after the string "Bearer".
6. Go to the **IsDown account,** in the **"Alerts & Integration"** section.
7. Fill the values of Webhook URL with the incident.io URL value, and the Token with the string after "Bearer"
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8. In IsDown, click **Save Changes**. After saved go back to the incident.io section (in IsDown) and click on the "**Send test alert**" button.
9. Go back to incident.io, and configure the fields against the information that goes in the payload that IsDown sends. Click "**Save"** in the end.
IsDown will now opening and closing alerts in incident.io. This will respect the notification settings that you've for each service.
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