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# Onboarding
To add the Out of the Blue provider channel, you'll need to generate an API key that will be used to send error reports to your account.
Open your account settings, and select Preferences:
In the left-hand panel, select API Key:
Click on the Generate API Key option:
Give your key a name and click on Generate API Key:
When the API key is generated, it **will be shown once**. Click the copy button next to the generated key to copy it:
{% hint style="warning" %}
The API key will only be shown once, so make sure that the value is copied before closing the pop-up. You will not be able to see the value again. If you lose access to this API key, you'll need to revoke it and create a new one.
{% endhint %}
You can now paste this value into the API token field in the channel form:
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