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# Integration Steps

1. Make sure to be connected to your third-party services.
2. Sign in to your User.com dashboard.
3. Go to **Settings tab > SMTP settings.**
4. &#x20;Click the **“Create new”** button to open SMTP server settings.<br>

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5. Proceed to fill in the following fields:
   * **SMTP server:** enter the SMTP host address provided by EmailLabs.
   * **User:**  enter your SMTP account name in this particular format: \
     `1.youraccountname.smtp.`
   * **Password:** use the password you set in the SMTP accounts tab > Active accounts > Actions > Change password.
   * **Email address:** enter the From email address that will be used to send your messages.
   * **Reply-to address:**  choose the email address to which your clients can send their responses.
   * **Sender Name:** enter your sender’s name.
   * **Port Number:**  enter one of the suggested SMTP ports.
   * **SSL:**  one of the encryption options; enable when using port 465.
   * **TLS:** one of the encryption options; enable when using ports 587, 25, 2525.<br>

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6. Click **‘Save changes’** to approve the new settings.

After saving the integration settings, **try sending a test message** to ensure the integration was done correctly.


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