# Doc: https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/integrations/keragon > LLM view for https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/integrations/keragon This file contains all documentation content in a single document following the llmstxt.org standard. ## Keragon Integration - HIPAAtizer # Keragon Integration Connect HIPAAtizer with Keragon to automatically send HIPAA-compliant form submissions into your healthcare workflows. Once configured, every new submission on your HIPAAtizer form triggers a Keragon workflow, letting you route data to EHRs, CRMs, notification systems, and more without writing code. ## Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure you have: - An active HIPAAtizer account with at least one **published** form. - A Keragon account with permission to create workflows. ## Step 1: Create a New Workflow in Keragon Log in to Keragon and create a new workflow (or open an existing one). On the workflow canvas, click **+ Add a trigger**. ![Keragon workflow canvas showing the "+ Add a trigger" button](https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/assets/images/image-17-a003a016c67008bc85ac74ed04b231f0.png) ## Step 2: Select HIPAAtizer as the Trigger App In the **Add new step** dialog, type **HIPAAtizer** in the search bar. Click the **HIPAAtizer** app from the results to add it as your trigger. The trigger type will be set to **New submission created**. ![Search results showing the HIPAAtizer app in Keragon](https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/assets/images/image-18-5a2c8e51f708cc4cffe132b12554504d.png) ## Step 3: Connect Your HIPAAtizer Account In the HIPAAtizer trigger configuration panel, switch to the **Auth** tab and click **+ Connect new account**. ![HIPAAtizer trigger Auth tab with the "Connect new account" button](https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/assets/images/image-19-e22718beb5c604b316a86e6a4912a572.png) You will be prompted to enter an API key. To generate one: 1. Open your **HIPAAtizer Dashboard**. 2. Navigate to **Integrations > REST API**. 3. Click **Create API Key**. 4. Enter a descriptive name (for example, `Keragon-integration`). 5. Set an **Expiration Date** as needed. 6. Under **Allowed IPs**, select **Allow all IPs**. 7. Click **Create** and copy the generated key. Back in Keragon, paste the key into the **API key or access token** field and click **Save**. ![Keragon auth dialog with the API key input field and HIPAA security note](https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/assets/images/image-20-52737d78c095e2befab9e346dba57023.png) ## Step 4: Choose a Form and Map Fields Once your account is connected, switch to the **Inputs** tab: 1. Select your form from the **Form ID** dropdown. Only published forms appear in this list. 2. In **Form variables to include**, pick the fields you want available in your Keragon workflow. 3. Optionally click **Test with sample event** to verify the connection, then click **Save**. ![Inputs tab showing Form ID dropdown and selected form variables](https://www.hipaatizer.com/docs/assets/images/image-21-c713b93f93ae939d453c1aa989898849.png)s Your trigger is now active. Continue building your Keragon workflow by adding actions (e.g., sending data to an EHR, notifying a team via email, updating a spreadsheet) that will run each time a new submission comes in. ## Troubleshooting ### "Request failed with status code 401" If you see the error **Failed to fetch options for property "formId" with error "Request failed with status code 401"**, your API key's IP restrictions are blocking Keragon's servers. To fix this: 1. Open your **Integrations > REST API**. 2. Find the API key you created for Keragon and click **Edit**. 3. Change the **Allowed IPs** setting to **Allow all IPs**. 4. Save the change and retry the connection in Keragon.