# Chargebee

> Connect Chargebee to sanda: what to prepare, the fields the connection form asks for, and how its data lands in your warehouse.

## Connect Chargebee

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1. **Open the catalogue.** In the console, go to **Data · Connections** and press **New connection**.
2. **Choose Chargebee.** It is listed under finance and payments; you can also search for it by name.
3. **Fill in the form.** Enter the fields below. Credentials go straight to sanda’s sync engine and are never stored in sanda’s database.
4. **Choose what to sync.** Pick the tables you want, and a sync mode for each. See [choose what to sync](https://docs.sanda-os.com.au/connections/choose-tables).
5. **Run the first sync.** sanda tests the connection, then lands each table you chose in your warehouse.
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## Configuration fields

What the connection form asks for. Required fields are marked; the rest are optional.

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **API Key** | string, secret | Yes | Chargebee API Key. |
| **Site** | string | Yes | The site prefix for your Chargebee instance. |
| **Start Date** | string | Yes | UTC date and time in the format 2017-01-25T00:00:00.000Z. Any data before this date will not be replicated. |
| **Product Catalog** | string | No | Product Catalog version of your Chargebee site, 1.0 or 2.0. If left blank, the product catalog version is set to 2.0. One of `1.0`, `2.0`. Default `2.0`. |
| **Number of concurrent threads** | integer | No | The number of worker threads to use for the sync. The performance upper boundary is based on the limit of your Chargebee plan. Default `3`. |

## Related

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- [Sync modes](https://docs.sanda-os.com.au/connections/sync-modes): How sanda reads each table on every run.
- [Sync schedules](https://docs.sanda-os.com.au/connections/schedules): How often a connection runs.
- [Allowlist sanda’s address](https://docs.sanda-os.com.au/connections/allowlist): For a system behind a firewall.
- [Troubleshoot connections](https://docs.sanda-os.com.au/connections/troubleshooting): What an error means and how to fix it.
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