> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://university.gonexa.fr/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://university.gonexa.fr/connect/getting-started/configure-connect-sharepoint.md).

# Configuration de base Gonexa Connect

Paramétrer Gonexa Connect pour SharePoint afin de permettre la collaboration du document après génération, en conservant une version unique de référence, synchronisée avec votre contexte dans Salesfor

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Nous allons parcourir **4 étapes** pour y parvenir :

* La configuration de Files Connect
* L'activation des droits Gonexa Connect aux utilisateurs
* La configuration Salesforce de Files Connect
* Le choix de l'emplacement par modèle

## Pré-requis

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**AVANT DE DEMARRER**

* Avoir téléchargé et mis en place Gonexa Doc
* Avoir souscrit à Gonexa Connect.\
  *Veuillez contacter le service commercial le cas échéant.*
* Avoir accès à un compte admin pouvant accorder un consentement d'aministrateur pour les API autorisées d'un application. Rapprochez-vous du responsable Sharepoint de votre entreprise afin de paramétrer Gonexa Connect.
* Avoir un compte Salesforce ayant un accès au compte Sharepoint admin
* Avoir un site Sharepoint créé
  {% endhint %}

## Dans cette rubrique

* [Configurer Azure et SharePoint pour Gonexa Connect](/connect/getting-started/configure-connect-sharepoint/configure-azure-and-sharepoint.md)
* [Configurer Gonexa Connect dans Salesforce](/connect/getting-started/configure-connect-sharepoint/configure-salesforce.md)
* [Choix de l'emplacement de stockage par modèle](/connect/getting-started/configure-connect-sharepoint/storage-location-per-template.md)


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