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# Integration Setup

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**Beta integration**

Please note that this integration is currently in beta. These instructions may change as development continues.
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## Step 1: Request setup from Daasity

Please reach out to <support@daasity.com>, and we will handled set up for you. We will establish a data share with Postscript and configure your integration once the data share is active. We will notify you once this is complete.

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**Redshift requires an additional step**

If you are on Redshift, we will require you to set up a new user in order to be able to get you your Postscript data. We will reach out with more details.
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**BigQuery not currently supported**

We do not yet have BigQuery support for this feature.
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## Step 2: Request history load

If you need history to be loaded for your Postscript data, please contact **<support@daasity.com>**. We have to wait until all data has been loaded by Postscript. Once it's available, we can kick off a history load.


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