# Set up Flow 6 Server connection

Go to the Flow Servers page (by clicking Flow Servers in the menu bar to the left).

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Click `+ Add` which brings you to the page for adding a Flow 6 Server connection.

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Fill in the following details of your Flow 6 Server:

**Name** (mandatory): A brief name that makes the specific Flow 6 Server recognizable

**Description** (optional): A brief description of the Flow 6 Server

**Server** (mandatory): the url to the APIs of the Flow 6 Server

**User** (mandatory): the id of the machine user with rights to retrieve workflows and execute machine steps

**Password** (mandatory): the password of the machine user

**Enabled** (On/Off): toggles whether the Flow server is active for executing integrations or not.&#x20;

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Click the button `Test Login` to verify that the details you specified work to login with.

A green message bar should show up saying "Login is valid"

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If any of the details (Server, User, Password) is incorrect (for example wrong password or Flow 6 Server APIs inaccessible on the Server address) a red message bar will show up saying "Login is not valid. Check settings."&#x20;

If you are sure about the credentials (User and Password) then it is most probably a connectivity issue. The Flow 6 Server APIs must be accessible over public internet on the address given in the Server field.

Note: the user specified in the field User should be a so called machine user with the following permission `administer all`.

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When done, click Save.

The list now shows your Flow 6 Server.

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