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# OpsGenie Setup for Organization Notifications
This guide is the first step of a larger process to enable organization notifications.
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After completing the steps on this page, you will be instructed to go to [Manage Organization Notifications](/workbench-setup/notifications/manage-organization-notifications.md) to set up your actual notifications.
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## Step 1: Set Up the Integration in OpsGenie
1. In OpsGenie, navigate to **Teams** and select your team.
2. Navigate to **Settings**.
3. Search for and select "**API**" (you want to use the default API setup); the API settings will appear.
4. In the API settings, select the **correct assignee team**.
5. Select **Turn on integration** to enable the API within Opsgenie.
6. Copy the API key and save it for use in the next step.
## Step 2: Set Up the Integration in Workbench
1. [Log in to Workbench](https://workbench.expel.io/auth/login?orig=%2F).
2. Select **Organization Settings > My Organization**.
* If you have multiple organizations, you must also select the appropriate organization name from the list.
3. Scroll down and select the **Integrations** tab.
4. Under OpsGenie, select **Add an Opsgenie destination**.
5. Enter a **name** for the service and paste in the **API key** (copied in Step 1), then select **Add**.
6. Look for an **Enabled** banner.
## Step 3: Add Your Organization Notifications
Now you can begin setting up your organization notifications. See [Manage Organization Notifications](/workbench-setup/notifications/manage-organization-notifications.md) for instructions.
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For a list of default notifications, see [Default Organization Notifications](/workbench-setup/notifications/about-notifications.md#default-organization-notifications). You can edit these notifications at any time using the instructions in the linked guide above.
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