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# Getting Started
Learn how as an administrator of your Akeneo instance you can integrate with TextMaster
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**Tips:** The following guide assumes you have a TextMaster account with enough credits to launch projects. If it's not the case, you can create a new account [here](https://app.textmaster.com/sign_up).
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Open the "Connection settings" from the "Connect" menu and click the create button.
Specify a label for your new connection and click "save".
Once the new connection is created, locate and share the credentials with your TextMaster's project manager, who will configure our TextMaster/Akeneo bridge for you to complete the installation.
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**Tips:** Share all four attributes, the Client ID, Secret, Username and Password with your project manager.
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Open the Event subscription page and activate it. Request the URL to your TextMaster's project manager who should have provided it to you when you shared the credentials in the last step.
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**Tips:** Don't forget to click the "save" button at the top-right corner!
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Once the Event subscription is saved, locate and share the secret with your TextMaster's project manager, who will configure our TextMaster/Akeneo bridge for you to complete the installation.
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**Tips:** If you click on the "test" button before your project manager have finish setting everything up, it is expected to get a `403` status code. However, you should get a `204` status code when everything is configured properly.
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That's it! Your project manager will come back to you with a link to authorize our Akeneo connector to perform operations on your TextMaster's account on your behalf.
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