# Splunk Integration This integration ensures that your team stays informed about important changes and potential security risks & threats within your environment, enhancing your organization's identity protection capabilities. ### Configuring Splunk HTTP Event Collector For the integration, you will need an HTTP Event collector configured in Splunk. information regarding the process can be found on [Splunk documentation](https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.4/Data/UsetheHTTPEventCollector). After performing the steps as described in their documentation, please keep note of the Webhook URL and Authorization Token. ### Adding integration in Rezonate To enable this integration, click the setting button on the top right corner of the application.\ In the settings, select Accounts & Integrations, and then pick **External Integrations**. Click on **New Integration** and select **Splunk**. **Fill out the form as follows:**
PropertyValue
NameSelect your integration name.
URL

If you are using Splunk Cloud please write:

https://http-inputs-{$SPLUNK_TENANT_NAME}.splunkcloud.com/services/collector/raw

You can extract your Splunk SPLUNK_TENANT_NAME from the Url being used to access the application https://mydomain.splunkcloud.com (the bold part)

If you are using Self-managed Splunk please write:

https://{$SPLUNK_DOMAIN$}:{$SPLUNK_HEC_PORT}/services/collector/raw
Authorization TokenPlease write down the Secret Token you received from Splunk during the creation process.
Note that before saving the integration, you can click on **Test Integration** which will send an example message to that channel.

Splunk integration screen, Rezonate Platform.

Thats it! now you can send Notifications and Alerts from any part of the platform to Splunk.