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# How to enable FenixPyre integration in Egnyte

### Pre-requisites <a href="#prerequisites" id="prerequisites"></a>

Before you begin the installation, we recommend setting up an Egnyte admin account with the name **Anchor (FenixPyre) application**. This ensures a smooth integration process.

### Installation Steps <a href="#installation-steps" id="installation-steps"></a>

1. **Install Anchor app on Egnyte dashboard**\
   Navigate to the Apps and Integrations page on your Egnyte dashboard. Search for the FenixPyre app and install the version that is **not** marked as Legacy.

<figure><img src="/files/DDKzGYVx2kcOwYSLRqbj" alt=""><figcaption><p>Search and Enable App from Egnyte app store</p></figcaption></figure>

2. **Enable Egnyte Integration on Anchor Dashboard**

{% hint style="info" %}
Recommendation

Create a new admin-user account on Egnyte with display name FenixPyre Application” and use the same account to add the integration.\
All changes from the FenixPyre App will be reflected under **updated\_by** field in the name of the user who authorized while adding the integration in the admin dashboard.
{% endhint %}

* Login to the FenixPyre dashboard.
* Navigate to the 'Integrations' tab and select 'Egnyte'.
* Enter your Egnyte domain, e.g., **`abc.egnyte.com`**.
* Click 'OK'. You'll be redirected to the Egnyte authentication page.
* Make sure you provide access to
  * Read and Write all files and folders
  * Manage Egnyte Webhooks
  * Create and manage links
* Log in and approve the FenixPyre app.

And that's it! Your integration is now set up, and you're all set to explore the new features.

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