# Wonderment

## Connection

When you're setting up your first workflow with Wonderment, you will need to create a [Connection](/going-further/credentials.md) in order to connect MESA with Wonderment.

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To create your connection, open the Wonderment app or login to your Wonderment account on the web, and navigate to [Access Tokens](https://app.wonderment.com/settings/integrations/access_tokens) (Settings > Integrations > Access Tokens).

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Click Manage in the Access Tokens tile.

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Then, click the Create access token button.

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Copy the access token that is created and paste it in the Wonderment Access Token field in the Authenticate menu of your Wonderment step in MESA.

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