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# Microsoft Power Automate

**1. Generate a New API Key:**

*  Login to Vome and navigate to your Developer console. 
  * You can either visit the **Integrations & Apps** page > Click on **API & webhooks**. Or, you can login and visit this link: [Vome Developer Console. ](https://www.vomevolunteer.com/developers)
* Create a new API key by selecting “**Generate API Key**”.
* Copy the generated API key for use in Power Automate.

**2. Authenticate Vome in Power Automate:**

* Log in to your [Microsoft Power Automate](https://flow.microsoft.com) account.
*  When setting up a Vome-triggered flow for the first time, you’ll be prompted to authenticate.
*  Paste the API key from the Vome Developer Console into the authentication field.
*  Click “Authenticate” or “Continue” to confirm successful authentication.

**3. Set Up Vome Triggers:**

* After authentication, select the **Vome connector** in Power Automate.
* Choose from available triggers, such as “New Profile” or “New Reservation.”
* Follow Power Automate’s instructions to connect these triggers to your desired actions in other apps.<br>

**Troubleshooting Tips:**

• Ensure the API key is correctly copied and active.

• Verify your internet connection.

• Contact us by visiting [support.vomevolunteer.com](https://support.vomevolunteer.com) if the issue persists.


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