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# How To Setup Zoom Integration
1. For this section, you need to go to the **Settings** section and it will appear as shown below.
2. Next, click on Zoom Setup. It will appear as below.
3. Follow the steps below for integration between Zoom and Kuasa.
1. [Create or login](https://zoom.us/signin#/login) into your Zoom account via Browser Web.
2. Search on the left side menu, In the Admin part, click Advanced and choose App Marketplace.
3. Click Develop on the top bar, choose Build App.
4. Search for Server-to-Server OAuth and click Create.
5. It will appear as below. Click on "Agree" to go to the next step.
6. For this section, you need to enter the name "Kuasa Appointment" for your own reference.
7. Copy Account ID, Client ID and Client Secret after that paste on Kuasa.
8. Fill up all information needed in Information.
9. In the scopes section, click Add Scopes and tick all information on Meeting, Recording, User, Account, Team Chat & Contacts. See the display below.
10. Complete all setup from App Credentials until Activation. It will appear as below. Click on "Activate your app".
11. Next, it will appear as shown below.
12. How do you want to make sure your **Zoom** is connected with the **Kuasa Appointment**? You can see that there is an event that is automatically created from the information you have filled in just now.
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