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# Integration Setup

**You will need Owner Access of your Gorgias Account to Connect to Daasity**

## Step 1: Navigate to the "new integration" screen

Click on **Integrations** on the left nav bar and then click on **New Integration** in the upper right:

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## Step 2: Click on the Gorgias icon

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## Step 4: Name the integration & enter your Gorgias subdomain

The **Name** will be the name of the integration displayed in the Daasity app.

The **Gorgias Subdomain Name** will be the first portion of the URL of your Gorgias admin. For example, if when you log into Gorgias, the URL is `https://daasity.gorgias.com`, the subdomain value would be `daasity`.&#x20;

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## Step 5: Authorize Daasity

Make sure you are logged in to your Gorgias account, and then click **Authorize**.

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## Step 6: Load Historical Data

<figure><img src="/files/OuKYBXFdKAckS7PBGBUj" alt=""><figcaption><p>Enter the Number of Months You Want to Load</p></figcaption></figure>


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