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# Sprinto Integration

The Sprinto integration automatically pushes vulnerabilities to Sprinto for SOC2 and ISO27001:2022.

To activate the Sprinto integration, in Aikido: Go to [Settings > Integrations > Sprinto](https://app.aikido.dev/settings/integrations/compliance/sprinto) and click 'Add Sprinto integration'.

## API Key <a href="#api-key" id="api-key"></a>

You'll need to create a Sprinto API Key. You can generate such key in Sprinto via [Settings > Developer API > Generate API Key](https://app.sprinto.com/app/admin/developerApi)

### Save <a href="#save" id="save"></a>

Next, copy your generated API Key.

Back in Aikido, paste the API Key, select your region and click 'Save'.<br>

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## Done <a href="#done" id="done"></a>

Aikido will now daily sync repositories and vulnerabilities to Sprinto.

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