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# How to find SharinPix Secret Key?

Go to the administration dashboard:

1. Click on the **App Launcher** from Salesforce.
2. Enter SharinPix Settings in the search bar and select **SharinPix Settings.**
3. On the SharinPix Settings page, click on the **Go to administration dashboard** button as shown below:

![](/files/vNl2Z8TWcZVGbIDmYvg5)

4. Upon clicking on the button, the SharinPix Administration will open in a new tab.

The SharinPix Administration provides several options that can be found in the top bar menu.

5. Select **Secrets** from the top bar menu. (allows users to add secret keys to their Organization. The Secrets tab also provides a list of predefined SharinPix URLs that users can use).

![](/files/8UQr87V03H4yAqPFYy4Q)

6. After selecting secrets, the secret created for the organization will be displayed. Click on **view** to open it.

![](/files/4xM3htmMsJid1zdOCB86)

7. You can access the secret using the URL as shown below:

![](/files/X4pnxX6NvNAVFc2mri3O)

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:**

Only a System Admin can access the SharinPix Secret.
{% endhint %}


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