# PagerDuty

## PagerDuty approval

P0's PagerDuty integration will automatically approve access requests if the requestor is currently on-call for a configured escalation policy. In addition, requestors can escalate requests and notify users on-call to approve pending requests.

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Any PagerDuty member who can schedule an override for themselves on an enabled policy can gain access to your infrastructure without further approval.
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## Installation

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Installing P0 on PagerDuty takes about one minute.
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### Before you begin

Make sure you are a PagerDuty admin.

### Setting up PagerDuty

1. Navigate to "Integrations" on [p0.app](https://p0.app), then select "PagerDuty":

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2. Click "Install integration". You'll be taken to PagerDuty's consent screen. Approve the installation.

### Configuring PagerDuty

1. Select one or more escalation policies whose active members will receive automatic access approval:

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