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# How to configure Box Integration in the Admin Dashboard

**Step 1: Log In to the FenixPyre Admin Dashboard and navigate to Integration Settings**

1. Log in to your dashboard.
2. Go to the `Integrations` section and then click on `Box`

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**Step 2: Enter Enterprise ID**

1. Enter your `Enterprise ID` in the designated text box.
2. You can locate your Box **Enterprise ID** on the Box website by navigating to the **Admin Console** under the **Accounts & Billing** section.

**Step 3: Save and Authenticate**

1. Click on the `Save` button.
2. A pop-up will appear with the message: "**Do you want to proceed with the update? You will be redirected to Box site for authentication.**"
3. Click `OK` to continue.

**Step 4: Authenticate with Box**

1. You will be redirected to the Box site for authentication.
2. Complete the authentication process to finalize the integration.

By following these steps, you can successfully configure the integration with Box, ensuring secure and seamless connectivity.


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