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# Install Delpha

Install the Delpha managed package from a package ID, assign permission sets and licenses, and connect your org.

## Installing Delpha in Salesforce

To get started with Delpha in Salesforce, follow these quick setup steps:

1. [Install the Delpha package](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-setup/install-delpha/install-delpha-package.md) 
2. [Assign the Delpha Permission Set Group to users](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-setup/install-delpha/assign-a-delpha-permission-set-group.md)
3. [Allocate Delpha licenses to the right users](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-setup/install-delpha/assign-a-delpha-licence-to-the-users.md)
4. [Connect your Salesforce org to Delpha](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-setup/install-delpha/connect-the-org-to-delpha.md)

This process ensures Delpha is fully installed, configured, and ready to use for your team.

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