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# AutoFix for Gitlab Cloud with Personal Access Token
> When the installation of the Gitlab Autofix integration does not work via the OAuth flow, you can also configure it to work with a Personal Access Token (PAT).
### Go to PAT management page in Aikido
**First**, go to the PAT management page in Aikdo, which can be [found here](https://app.aikido.dev/settings/integrations/gitlab/autofix/personal-access-token).
**Next**, follow the instructions below to generate an access token in Gitlab.
## Generate a "Group Access Token" in Gitlab
1. Navigate to '**Settings**' > '**Access tokens**', via the navigation of your Group's page
Or use the shortcut link '**Generate Access Token here**' on the personal access token management page in Aikido.
2. You should end up on a page similar to this\
You can navigate to this page yourself by opening your group's settings menu and selecting "**Access tokens**"
3. Click on "**Add** **new token**"
4. Enter a name for token, we suggest something like: "**Aikido Security Autofix**"
5. For the expiration, use custom defined and set it to 1 year from now, or remove it.
6. The token should have at least the role of "**Developer**"
7. Next you need to select the following permissions for the token: **api** and **write\_repository.**
8. Click on "**Create group access token**".
9. Copy the token on the next screen and insert it on the personal access token management page in Aikido.
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