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Set up Gong

Connect Gong to make your recorded calls searchable — each becomes a minutes document with Gong's own call brief and the full speaker-attributed transcript, tied to its date and the people on the call, so what a customer actually said is as searchable as any file. Read-only.

The API key pair

A technical administrator creates it in Gong under Company settings → Ecosystem → API → Get API key — an access key and its secret. Gong shows the secret once, with the key; here it's write-only after saving, so create a fresh pair if it is lost. The pair reads the calls the workspace exposes to the API; only reads are ever issued against it.

  1. Create the key pair as above.
  2. Documents → Gong, paste the Access key and the Access key secret.
  3. Optional, under Advanced: History to sync (days) and API address.
  4. Choose access groups, Test, then Sync.

What comes in

History to sync (days)How far back to read calls — 180 days if left blank; calls recorded earlier are not read on a sync. Raise it for deeper history, at the cost of a slower first sync.
API addressBlank uses api.gong.io. Tenants in some regions get their own address (it looks like https://us-12345.api.gong.io), shown on the same API page as your keys — paste it here if yours differs.

Access

Each call is visible automatically to the internal participants Gong lists as on it, matched by email address — only Gong's own people are added to that list, never a customer on the call. The access groups you choose only cover a call with no internal participant email on record; switch How access works to “One list for everything” under Permissions to put every call from this source under those groups instead.

Up to 1,000 calls inside the window are read per sync; Sync notes it if the cap is hit — narrow the window if this persists. Minutes already synced stay searchable even when a call later leaves the window or is deleted in Gong; remove a document under Documents if one really must go. Test counts the calls in the window; on failure it says why — a rejected pair reports that Gong rejected the credentials, a wrong API address that Gong could not be reached. To cut access, revoke the pair where it was created, under Company settings → Ecosystem → API.

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Last updated 20 Sep 2026