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title: ThreatQuotient Actions
description: "## Actions for ThreatQ - ***Send Data to ThreatQ***. Sends a custom set of Lucidum data to ThreatQ. ## Use Cases Below are the possible use cases for these actions: - If you want to run Lucidum “headless”, you can…"
url: "https://lucidum.io/docs/threatquotient-actions/"
updated: "2025-09-25"
category: Actions / List of Actions / T
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# ThreatQuotient Actions

## Actions for ThreatQ

- ***Send Data to ThreatQ***. Sends a custom set of Lucidum data to ThreatQ.

## Use Cases

Below are the possible use cases for these actions:

- If you want to run Lucidum “headless”, you can send relevant data to ThreatQ on a regular schedule.
- You can send normalized, enriched Lucidum data to ThreatQ to be indexed, searched, and analyzed.

## Prerequisites

To execute ThreatQ actions, you must:

- Configure a user account in ThreatQ that has API permissions.

  **NOTE**: The specified account should have **read and write**permissions.

## Workflows

- [Creating a new Configuration and a new Action](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#workflow_for_creating_configurations_and_actions_in_lucidum)
- [Cloning an Existing Action](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#workflow_using_clone_to_create_a_new_action)
- [Creating a new Action from the Location Results page](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#alternative_workflow_for_creating_an_action)
- [Editing a Configuration](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#workflow_for_editing_a_configuration)
- [Editing an Action](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#workflow_for_editing_an_action)
- [Viewing Information about an Action](https://lucidum.io/docs/overview-of-actions#viewing_information_about_an_existing_action_and_executing_an_action_on_demand)

## ThreatQ Configuration

To create a configuration for ThreatQ actions:

![threatquotient_configuration.png](https://lucidum.cloud/docs/threatquotient_configuration.png)

- ***Configuration Name***. Identifier for the Configuration. This name will appear in the Lucidum Action Center.
- ***URL***. The URL of the ThreatQ API. For example, https://mythreatqhost.com/api.
- ***Client ID***. Client ID associated with your ThreatQ account. To retrieve the client ID, send a GET request to https://hostname/assets/js/config.js. For details, see [https://docs.threatq.com/rest_api#section/Introduction](https://docs.threatq.com/rest_api#section/Introduction).
- ***Username***. Email address associated with a ThreatQ account with read and write access to the API.
- ***Password***. Password for a ThreatQ account with read and write access to the API.
- ***Max # of Records per Payload***. The maximum number of records to send to ThreatQ in each action. The default value is “50”.

## Create a New Action

To create an action for ThreatQ, contact Lucidum customer care.