# Kustomer
### Connect to Kustomer
1\. Go to the **Resources** page and click the button.
2\. Select **Kustomer**.
3\. Enter your account credentials and click **Connect**.
* **`API Token`**: Please visit [here](https://help.kustomer.com/api-keys-SJs5YTIWX) to generate the API Token.
* **`Start Date`**: Retrieve data from a specific date and time. The date should be defined in UTC date and time, such as 2017-01-25T00:00:00Z.
4\. Choose the tables you want to import. If there are any other required forms or fields, ensure that you fill them out with the necessary information to proceed.
5\. Click **Test** to verify the connection and see a preview of the connected data.
6\. Click **Create Resource** to finish the setup. You will be redirected to the resource page where you can see your newly connected resource displayed at the top.
### Kustomer Api Key
**To create a new API key:**
1. Go to **Settings** and select **Security > API Keys.**
2. Select **Add API Key**.
3. A popup will appear to edit your new API key. Start by giving the new API key a **name**. We always recommend as a best practice that you use clear and illustrative names, so that it's easy to know what function this API key performs if another member of your team reviews it at a later date.
4. Under **Roles**, select the necessary roles required by your integration. You can select multiple values.
5. In the **Expires** menu, select the number of days that the API key should remain valid before it expires.
6. As an optional final step, you can enter a value in the **CIDR IP Restriction** box. This is used to restrict access to a token when outside of certain networks.
7. Once you're satisfied with your selections, select **Create** to finish creating the new key.
8. On the confirmation screen, you'll be shown your new key. For security reasons, this is your one and only chance to copy the key. Select **Copy Token** to copy the hash to your clipboard.
### Supported tables
* [Conversations](https://developer.kustomer.com/kustomer-api-docs/reference/conversations)
* [Customers](https://developer.kustomer.com/kustomer-api-docs/reference/customers)
* [KObjects](https://developer.kustomer.com/kustomer-api-docs/reference/kobjects-custom-objects)
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and select **Security > API Keys.**
2. Select **Add API Key**.
3. A popup will appear to edit your new API key. Start by giving the new API key a **name**. We always recommend as a best practice that you use clear and illustrative names, so that it's easy to know what function this API key performs if another member of your team reviews it at a later date.
4. Under **Roles**, select the necessary roles required by your integration. You can select multiple values.
5. In the **Expires** menu, select the number of days that the API key should remain valid before it expires.
6. As an optional final step, you can enter a value in the **CIDR IP Restriction** box. This is used to restrict access to a token when outside of certain networks.
7. Once you're satisfied with your selections, select **Create** to finish creating the new key.
8. On the confirmation screen, you'll be shown your new key. For security reasons, this is your one and only chance to copy the key. Select **Copy Token** 
to copy the hash to your clipboard.