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# SentinelOne (API Token) - How do I link my account?

# Overview

To authenticate with SentinelOne, you will need:

1. **API Token** — An API token created for a dedicated SentinelOne service user.
2. **Hostname** — The hostname of your SentinelOne management console, for example `your-tenant.sentinelone.net`.

This guide will walk you through generating an API token and finding your SentinelOne management console hostname.

### Prerequisites

* Create a dedicated service user with scoped access to the resources you want to query through Nango.
* Record the token scope, role, and expiry if one is set when you create the token.

### Instructions

#### Step 1: Generate your API token

1. In your SentinelOne admin console, open **Settings**.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nango/OpU--5He6KFcRnB2/api-integrations/sentinelone/settings-sidebar.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=OpU--5He6KFcRnB2&q=85&s=6ac0875ebec016665ce68d06e4e7fd85" style={{maxWidth: "220px" }} width="424" height="1136" data-path="api-integrations/sentinelone/settings-sidebar.png" />

2. Select **Users** -> **Service Users**, open **Actions**, and click **Create New Service User**.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nango/OpU--5He6KFcRnB2/api-integrations/sentinelone/service-users-action.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=OpU--5He6KFcRnB2&q=85&s=11ac267fa92d7344b12cd2613361e444" width="914" height="410" data-path="api-integrations/sentinelone/service-users-action.png" />

3. Enter a name and optional description for your dedicated Nango service user. Set an expiration date if your security policy requires one, or leave it unset if you want a non-expiring service-user token.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nango/OpU--5He6KFcRnB2/api-integrations/sentinelone/create-service-user.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=OpU--5He6KFcRnB2&q=85&s=b3ccb8454f66e1d1e1f04f2860adc5b1" width="1206" height="932" data-path="api-integrations/sentinelone/create-service-user.png" />

4. Select the smallest account or site scope and role that still allow your verification request and API reads to succeed.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nango/OpU--5He6KFcRnB2/api-integrations/sentinelone/scope-of-access.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=OpU--5He6KFcRnB2&q=85&s=e0de3739e5362a7779bee0b43f5a2e5f" width="1106" height="624" data-path="api-integrations/sentinelone/scope-of-access.png" />

5. Copy the API token shown after creating the service user and record its expiry if one is set. You won't be able to view that same token again after creation.

<Note>SentinelOne's official docs say the API docs are tenant-specific and available from **Help** -> **API Doc** inside the management console. Use that page to confirm the latest API version your tenant exposes.</Note>

#### Step 2: Find your hostname

1. Sign in to your SentinelOne tenant.
2. Copy the hostname from your browser URL.

<Note>The exact SentinelOne admin menus can vary by tenant version and cloud region. The hostname you need is the same hostname you use to open the management console.</Note>

#### Step 3: Enter your credentials in the Connect UI

Once you have your **Hostname** and **API Token**:

1. Open the SentinelOne connection form in Nango.
2. Enter the **Hostname** without `https://`.
3. Enter the **API Token**.
4. Submit the form to create the connection.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/nango/OpU--5He6KFcRnB2/api-integrations/sentinelone/form.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=OpU--5He6KFcRnB2&q=85&s=a8e02fc189130e313cd4b2d5c3651986" style={{maxWidth: "450px" }} width="1004" height="1406" data-path="api-integrations/sentinelone/form.png" />

You are now connected to SentinelOne.