> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.emailbison.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Workspace Setup

Before using the official EmailBison integration in Clay, you'll need to connect your EmailBison workspace(s).

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  In order to access each workspace's data (to push or pull data), you will need to create an `api-user` key for each workspace and connect them one by one in Clay.
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There are two ways to connect your workspace:

## Method 1: From Clay Settings

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    1. **Access Clay Settings**

       Go to Clay settings and navigate to the `Connections` tab.

    2. **Add EmailBison Connection**

       Click `+ Add connection` and search for `EmailBison`.

    3. **Enter Workspace Details**

       Input the following:

       * **Connection name** - Your workspace name
       * **Workspace domain (Instance URL)** - Your workspace domain (this will always be your instance URL)
       * **API Key** - Your user-api key (see [API Key](/get-started/authentication))

    4. **Save**

       Click `Save`. You can now select this workspace from the `Account` dropdown for any EmailBison enrichment.

    5. **Adding Multiple Workspaces**

       Repeat these steps for each workspace you want to connect to Clay. Each workspace requires its own `api-user` key.
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## Method 2: From Within an Enrichment

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    1. **Access EmailBison Enrichments**

       Click on `Actions`, or click `+ Add column` then `Add enrichment`.

       Search `emailbison` and select any of the enrichments.

    2. **Add Your Workspace Account**

       Under `Account`, click `+ Add account`.

    3. **Enter Workspace Details**

       Input the following:

       * **Connection name** - Your workspace name
       * **Workspace domain (Instance URL)** - Your workspace domain (this will always be your instance URL)
       * **API Key** - Your user-api key (see [API Key](/get-started/authentication))

    4. **Save**

       Click `Save`. You can now select this workspace from the `Account` dropdown for any EmailBison enrichment.

    5. **Adding Multiple Workspaces**

       Repeat these steps for each workspace you want to connect to Clay. Each workspace requires its own `api-user` key.
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Once you've connected your workspace(s), browse the [available enrichments](/low-code-tools/clay/enrichments) to start integrating EmailBison with your Clay tables.
