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# Install the package via the AppExchange

Install Gonexa Doc from the AppExchange, in production or in a sandbox.

## Access the Gonexa page on the AppExchange

* Click [the following link](https://appexchange.salesforce.com/listingDetail?listingId=a0N3A00000FMiJiUAL\&tab=e) to access the Gonexa Doc application on the AppExchange, the Salesforce marketplace that lets you view, download, install and also update the Gonexa Doc application.
* Install the solution on the environment of your choice by clicking "Get It Now" or "Try It"
  * Click "Get It Now" for a Production installation
  * Click "Try It" for a Sandbox installation and enjoy a 30-day free trial.

## Connect to your AppExchange account

* Then choose "Log In" via Salesforce and enter the username and password of your Sandbox or Production org.

![Logging in to Salesforce from the AppExchange](https://content.gitbook.com/content/U1Chwyf7Cc7FN9BiEh0V/blobs/3oUDZC9ik3qwOtAlieLl/12-01-connexion-salesforce.gif)

## Install the package

* Select the "Install for Admins Only" option (permissions will be assigned later via permission sets)
* Click "Install"
* Accept the terms and click "Confirm and Install"
* Log in to your Salesforce org by clicking "Log In"
* Click "Finish to continue"

Installation may take a few minutes. You will be notified by email once it has succeeded.

## Wait for the installation to be confirmed

Once the package is installed, you can continue with the setup steps. You can check that the package is installed from Setup, under "Installed Packages".


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