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# Opsgenie
We assume that users already have an account on Opsgenie and are familiar with the tool. If not, details information can be found on [Opsgenie support](https://support.atlassian.com/opsgenie/)
## Account configuration
Once you have logged in to your account, make sure you first create a team.
Give a name to your team, add all members’ emails and click “Add team”.
The team has now been created and needs to be configured.
## API Integration
On the sidebar menu, click on “Integrations” and then click on the button “Add integrations”
Search for “API” at the top and select “API” with the ⚙️ icon
Configure your REST API by ticking the “Read Access”, “Create and Update Access” and “Enabled” boxes. Don't forget to press the “Save Integration” button.
## Alert creation
On the top menu, click on the alert and create a new alert referring to the API recently created.
Make sure you reference the API recently created, in our case “LN\_Node\_team\_API”. The alert can also be configured by adding a message, a priority, and a list of responders.
In the section “Alerts”, you can see a new alert created.
## Integration in bolt.observer
In the “Teams” section, click on your team “LN\_node\_team”.
In the sidebar menu, click on “Integrations” and then, click on the API you recently created.
From the field “API Key”, copy the key in the clipboard.
In [bolt.observer](http://bolt.observer/), select “Opsgenie” notification type. Paste the key in the field “API Key” and select your region. Don't forget to press the “Save workflow” button.
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