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# Create your Gravity Forms connection
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**Oauth connection**: The first step is to install GearPlug in your account so that GearPlug may access the data.
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Before setting up your Plug, you’ll need the information from two fields from your Gravity Forms account in your WordPress dashboard. Below, we’ll how you how to do this from your WordPress account.
1. **Head over to the “Forms”** drop-down menu and click “Settings.”
2. **Click “REST API” and then “Enable access to API.”** This will give you the chance to add new API tokens. Click “Add Key.”
3. **Fill in the “Description”** field, pick a user, and grant Read/Write permissions in the new window. Click “Add.”
4. **Copy the keys** under “Consumer Key” and “Consumer Secret.” You’ll need them to set up the access.
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Remember to click “Update” to save the changes before leaving the site!
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### Set up access
1. **Head over to “My Apps”** at the top of your GearPlug dashboard.
2. **Select “Gravity Forms”** in the drop-down menu under “New connection” and click “Create.”
3. **Fill in the fields** with your server’s URL, Consumer Key, and Consumer Secret. You can find the latter two in your WordPress dashboard by following the previous steps. Click “Continue” to finish the setup.
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Remember to enter the URL of your server, not the form. You just need to copy the first part of the URL, and leave out everything from “wp-admin” onward.
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