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# Iterable

## Integrating Feedotter with Iterable

Connect your Iterable account to Feedotter to sync your audience and power your newsletter workflows directly from your ESP.

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### Prerequisites

* An active Feedotter account with Settings access
* An Iterable account with API key permissions

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### Step 1: Generate an API Key in Iterable

1. Log in to your **Iterable** account.
2. In the left sidebar, navigate to **Integrations → API Keys**.
3. Click **New API Key**.

   ![Creating a new API key in Iterable](/files/wDwJ5G69bjYOrAhy7pIU)
4. In the dialog that appears:
   * Enter a **Name** for the key — something descriptive like `Feedotter Integration API Key` works well.
   * Set the **Type** to **Server-side**.
5. Click **Create API key**.
6. **Copy the key** that is displayed — you'll need it in the next step. Store it somewhere safe, as it may not be shown again.

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### Step 2: Add the Iterable Integration in Feedotter

1. Log in to your **Feedotter** account.
2. In the left sidebar, go to **Settings → Integrations**.
3. Click **Add Integration** in the top-right corner.

   ![Creating a new Iterable integration in Feedotter](/files/LnasKfFDOZ3zvi4lEu3Z)
4. In the **Create Integration** dialog:
   * Set **Platform** to **Iterable**.
   * Optionally, enter a **Connection Label** (e.g., `Iterable Connection`) to identify this integration.
   * Paste your copied API key into the **Api Key** field.
5. Click **Create**.

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### You're All Set

Feedotter will verify the connection and your Iterable integration will appear in the Integrations list with a green status indicator. You can now use your Iterable lists and subscriber data within your Feedotter automations, newsletters, and content workflows.

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**Need help?** Reach out to Feedotter support or visit the Help section in the sidebar.


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