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# Superset

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## Getting started with Superset

There are 3 steps to connect Superset to Secoda:

1. Retrieve your Superset host (e.g.<https://superset.secoda.co>)
2. Retrieve your Superset credentials
3. Connect Superset to Secoda

**Retrieve your Superset host**

Get your host from Superset. This is the base URL for your Superset instance. For example <https://superset.secoda.co>

**Retrieve your Superset credentials**

Your username or password is required to connect Superset to Secoda. We recommend creating a service account specifically for Secoda that can provide control over what dashboards and charts Secoda has access to.

**Connect Superset to Secoda**

After retrieving your API token and secret the next step is to connect to Secoda:

1. In the Secoda App, select **Add Integration** on the [Integrations page](https://app.secoda.co/integrations/browse)
2. Search for and select **Superset**
3. Enter your host and Access Token and Secret
4. Click **Connect**


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