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# Plugin Authorization

Now you need to add authorization keys to your website. Go to `Settings` --> `Discord` in the WordPress admin panel of the site. You will see three keys that are required to begin authorization.

To get Client Id and Client Secret keys go to the `OAuth2` page of the Discord application and copy them from `Client information` section.

![](https://830755563-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MgFbNP83FwSgoaG2j98%2F-MgFezOJwjLCAYdjWlkQ%2F-MgFmZ88EsPsI04Qppec%2F3.1.png?alt=media\&token=b457cabc-5493-4bdd-8289-a90ef2a33c14)

To get Bot Token key go to the `Bot` page of the Discord application and copy them from `Build-A-Bot` section.

![](https://830755563-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MgFbNP83FwSgoaG2j98%2F-MgFezOJwjLCAYdjWlkQ%2F-MgFmg8cYydd4cgT9-VL%2F3.2.png?alt=media\&token=3dda030c-91fa-48d0-8016-4b6f79a7a491)

You will be redirected to the Discord authorization page. There you will have to choose your server to connect with the plugin in `ADD TO SERVER` option. As well as a channel where the plugin will be sending messages in `ADD A WEBHOOK TO` option. Click `Authorize` and setup is complete.