# Connect Fireflies.ai

Connect Fireflies.ai to Justwon, see what Justwon reads and may do, and disconnect it.

## Before you start

- **In Justwon:** any member can connect their own Fireflies.ai. Each person's connection is theirs alone.
- **Your credential:** Create an API key for your own Fireflies.ai account in its settings. Each person connects their own Fireflies.ai.

## Connect

1. Sign in to https://app.justwon.ai and open **Integrations**.
2. Open the **Available** tab, find **Fireflies.ai** and select it. Its card says **Connect**.
3. Paste the credential from Fireflies.ai into the field, then select **Connect**.

Justwon starts its first read as soon as the connection is made, and keeps reading on a schedule until you disconnect.

## What Justwon reads

Justwon reads your Fireflies.ai call transcripts and summaries.

## What Justwon may do

Nothing. Justwon only reads from Fireflies.ai; it never changes anything there.

## Disconnect

1. Open **Integrations** and the **Connected** tab, and select the Fireflies.ai connection.
2. Open the **Configuration** tab. Under **Disconnecting**, select the button for Fireflies.ai, then select **Disconnect**.

Reading stops and the connection is removed. What stays and what goes is the same for every tool: see [Where your data is held](https://justwon.ai/docs/security/where-your-data-is-held). Remove the key or token you created in Fireflies.ai too, so nothing is left that could be used.

## If the connection does not finish

- **Fireflies.ai says the credential is wrong.** Create it again and paste it without spaces before or after. Check that it belongs to an account that can see the data Justwon reads.
- **The connection stops later and asks you to reconnect.** The credential was removed or has expired. Select the connection and reconnect it with a new one. The configuration and everything already read are kept. See [a connection that is stuck](https://justwon.ai/docs/troubleshooting/connection-stuck).