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# Splio

Sending data to Splio: Step-by-Step guide

## Supported Destination Services

DinMo supports the following destination service:

* [Synchronize contacts](/integrations/destination-platforms/splio/synchronize-contacts.md)

Please refer to the dedicated documentation page for more information.

## Authentication to Splio

Regardless of the selected destination service, DinMo will connect to Splio using both REST API keys and SFTP configuration.

* Copy and paste your Splio REST API key on DinMo. To manage API keys in Splio, navigate to the users section in Splio, then, to the API users.
* Enter the SFTP username, password, hostname and port. To do so, you must have an established SFTP connection to Splio. If this is not the case, please contact Splio's support team, who will configure it for you.


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