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# MachineQ

## **Connecting MachineQ central to MClimate’s LoRaWAN broker**

### **1. Go to Integration ->** Application Management and click Add application

![](/files/BqdH9X2w04nJDiLmAtx7)

### **2. Copy Client ID and save it somewhere**

![](/files/W3HtzTouS7fYPDeIL8c4)

### **3. Copy Client secret**

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### **4. Create the MClimate integration**

Head over to the link <https://enterprise.mclimate.eu/> and log into your account. Go to the Integrations section and create a new M-token (you only need to enter a name).&#x20;

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Make sure to copy and save it as you will need it later.

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Next, open up the MachineQ integration.

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You need to fill in the requested field where:

**M-token** - the value of the M-token you just created

**Client ID** - the Client ID from the MachineQ integration (section 2 of this document)

**Client Secret** - the Client Secret from the MachineQ integration (section 3 of this document)

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## Configuring the Netmore platform integration

### 5. Go back to Integrations -> Output profiles and add output profile

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### 6. Add devices&#x20;

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### 7. Add destination, select Webhook

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### 8. Enter the URL in the destination

* **URL** - <https://lorawan-broker.mclimate.eu/up-machineq>&#x20;
* **Output format** - Extended
* **Token type** - m-token
* **Token value** - "the value of your M-token"

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### 9. Done :tada:


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