> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.crosswatch.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.crosswatch.app/crosswatch/settings/connections/others/tautulli.md).

# Tautulli

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Tautulli is **read-only** in CrossWatch. It’s meant for importing existing Plex history, not for syncing back into Plex.
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### Connect Tautulli

1. Enter your **Server URL** and **API Key**.
   * Find the API key in Tautulli: **Settings → Web Interface → API**
2. Optional: set a **User ID**.
   * If you don’t set one, CrossWatch imports history for **all users**.
   * To find it:
     1. In Tautulli, open **Users**
     2. Click the user you want
     3. Check the browser URL: `/user?user_id=9999999`
3. Click **Connect** and wait until you see “Connected”.

### Troubleshooting

* Make sure the **Server URL** is reachable from the CrossWatch container.
* If imports are empty, verify the correct **User ID** (or remove it to import all users).
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### Config keys

Stored under:

* `tautulli.server_url`
* `tautulli.api_key`
* `tautulli.user_id` (optional)

### Related docs

* Sync module: [Tautulli module](broken://spaces/3rh5THg1PdhVsBt3GALo/pages/68281541dd94ac9aedcf339adc324bf706f6f3e4)
* Adapter: [Adapter: Tautulli](/crosswatch/settings/synchronization/others/tautulli.md)
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