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# How to enable FenixPyre integration in Box
### Pre-requisites
Before you begin the installation, we recommend setting up a Box admin account with the name FenixPyre application. This ensures a smooth integration process.
### Adding FenixPyre to Your Box Account
1. **Log in to Box:**
* Access your Box account by logging in with your credentials.
2. **Search for FenixPyre**
* Go to the `Apps` section in the Box interface.
* Use the search bar to find the FenixPyre app.
3. **Add the FenixPyre App:**
* Click on `Add` to install the FenixPyre app.
* Review and grant the necessary permissions required by the FenixPyre app to ensure proper functionality.
### Configuring FenixPyre for All Users in Box
1. **Log in as an Admin:**
* Access your Box Admin console using your administrative credentials.
* Go to the `Admin Console`.
2. **Access Individual Application Controls:**
* In the Admin Console, navigate to `Apps` and click on `Individual Application Controls` tab.
* Select the `FenixPyre` app from the list.
* Click on `Configure` button.
3. **Set FenixPyre as default app for all users:**
* A pop-up will appear.
* Choose the option `"Added by default for All users"` to ensure the FenixPyre app is available to all users by default.
* Save the changes
By following these steps, you can configure FenixPyre to be automatically available for all users in your Box environment.
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