Connect to Gong
Clicking Gong opens the "Add a connection" dialog with the following fields.

Connection Name: A user-defined display name for this connection.
Description: A brief text description of what this connection is used for.
Gong Access Key: The API access key from your Gong account. You can generate this from the Gong admin settings under API integrations. This key identifies your Gong workspace and authorizes Tellius to pull call data. This field is masked after entry.
Gong Access Key Secret: The secret that corresponds to your Gong Access Key. Together, these two values authenticate Tellius with the Gong API. This field is masked after entry.
Start Date: An optional date picker that specifies the earliest date from which Tellius should pull Gong calls. Only calls recorded on or after this date will be synced. For example, setting the start date to January 1, 2026, would pull only calls from 2026 and later. If left empty, Tellius will sync all available calls from the Gong account.
Scheduled Sync: Configures how frequently Tellius automatically syncs new calls from Gong.
Manual - Tellius will only sync when you explicitly trigger it using the Synchronize action from the three-dot menu on the connections table.
Schedule - Set automatic recurring syncs so that new files added to Gong are automatically pulled into Tellius without manual intervention. A second dropdown appears: Cron Schedule (UTC).
The Cron Schedule dropdown lets you define how frequently Tellius automatically syncs files from the connected source. All schedule times operate in UTC, so factor in your local timezone when choosing a schedule. The available options are:
Hourly
Every 6 hours
Daily at midnight
Daily at 2 AM
Every 12 hours
Choose a schedule frequency that matches how often new content arrives in your source. Over-frequent syncing on a source that rarely changes adds unnecessary processing load, while under-frequent syncing on an active source means Kaiya may not have access to the latest files.
Click Continue to proceed with creating the connection, or Cancel to discard the configuration.
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