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# Assign a Delpha licence  to the users

## Assigning Delpha Licenses in Salesforce

You can assign Delpha licenses using either of the following methods:

### **Option 1: Via Installed Packages**

1. Go to **Setup** in Salesforce
2. In the **Quick Find** box, search for and select **Installed Packages**
3. Find **Delpha** in the list and click **Manage Licenses**
4. Click **Add Users**, select the desired users, and click **Add**

### **Option 2: Via User Profile**

1. Go to **Setup** > **Users** via the **Quick Find** box
2. Click the name of the user you want to license
3. In the **Managed Packages** section, find **Delpha** and click **Assign**
4. Click **Save** to confirm

Both methods will properly activate Delpha access for selected users.

{% hint style="warning" %}

* Do not forget to assign a Delpha license to you
* This step is useless when installing Delpha on a Sandbox org
  {% endhint %}


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