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# Epsilon3
Epsilon3 helps teams manage and track complex operational procedures, saving operators time and reducing errors. Learn more at www\.epsilon3.io.
### Connect Epsilon3 in Violet
To connect Epsilon3 in Violet, you’ll need an API key. Reach out to your Epsilon3 point of contact to request one, then follow the instructions below.
1. In [Violet](https://app.violetlabs.com/) (or [VioletGov](https://app.violetgov.com/)), navigate to **Integrations** and click .
2. Select **Epsilon3**
3. Enter your API key and click .
\[Optional] Assign permissions to which users or user groups can view the data or edit the credentials:
4. Once connected, you can configure which types of data to ingest, how frequently data should be refreshed, etc.
5. Last, click **Create** to begin fetching data. You're done!
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2. Select 
**Epsilon3**
3. Enter your API key and click 
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\[Optional] Assign permissions to which users or user groups can view the data or edit the credentials: