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# Activating Yoxel Salesforce Add-on

Once Yoxel Salesforce Add-on is installed you should be able to open it in the task pane for any selected email by clicking the add-on's icon:

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The very first time around the add-in will ask you to authorize access to your Office 365 and your Salesforce accounts.\
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1\. Getting offline access to your Office 365 account allows the add-on to send emails when you're not online.

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You'll see details of the requested permissions. Click **'Accept'** to confirm.

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2\. Getting access to your Salesforce account is essential to activating the rest of the add-in functionality:

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You'll see details of the requested permissions. Click **'Allow'** to confirm.

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3\. After you've completed the two authorization steps your add-in should be active and should show its **"Home"** page to you. At that point please switch to the **'Settings'** tab to verify that you've connected proper Salesforce account. This is the page where you can de-activate the add-in or re-connect a different Salesforce account.

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