> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/flow-signals/readme.md).

# Getting started with Yoxel Signals for Google Workspace

Yoxel Signals connects Salesforce Flow with your workspace messaging apps: Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Zoom, giving your CRM admins control over the configuration of data signals.

### Prerequisites <a href="#user-content-prerequisites" id="user-content-prerequisites"></a>

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#### **Salesforce**

* Yoxel Workspace Sync package (version 2.124 or higher) is installed. [See instructions](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/yoxel-sync/installing-yoxel).
* You (Salesforce admin) have the package license (use the **'Manage Licenses'** link to assign one).
* In Salesforce Setup, on the 'Install Packages' page find Yoxel Workspace Sync and click **'Configure'** to make sure your package is active and you have access.

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* Review steps 1-4 from [Getting started with Yoxel Sync](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/)

#### **SugarCRM**

* You (SugarCRM admin) have access to Web Logic Hooks:

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* Configure API Platform 'yoxel':

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#### **Hubspot CRM**

* You (Hubspot admin) have access to Automation/Workflows:

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### Adding the app <a href="#user-content-adding-the-app" id="user-content-adding-the-app"></a>

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1\. Ask your Google Workscape admin to add the Yoxel app to spaces to which you want signals to be delivered.

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Look for Yoxel \[App]:

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You will see the following intro message in the space:

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2\. Then, use the **'/yoxel\_token'** command to look up your integration token. First time, you will be asked to log into your CRM account (Salesforce, Hubspot, SugarCRM,...):

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Copy the token as you'll need to use it when configuring Salesforce Flow.

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3\. Next, go back to your CRM to configure desired workflow signals. Follow these instructions:\
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[Configuring Salesforce Flow signals](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/workflow-signals/configuring-salesforce-flow-signals),\
[Configuring Hubspot Workflow signals](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/workflow-signals/configuring-hubspot-workflow-signals),\
[Configuring SugarCRM Web Logic Hooks](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/workflow-signals/configuring-sugarcrm-web-logic-hooks)\
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4\. Once the Flow signals are configured you'll start getting the following notification cards in your spaces:

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