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# Connect the org to Delpha

## Connecting Your Salesforce Org to Delpha

To link your Salesforce organization with Delpha's backend services:

1. Open the **Delpha Setup** app in Salesforce
2. Go to the **Delpha Configuration** tab
3. In the **First Steps** section, click **Connect**
4. A new window will open—follow the prompts to authorize and complete the connection

Once connected, Delpha can begin syncing data and enabling core features.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The profile and permissions of the user that performed the connection are going to be used by Delpha. Make sure the user has an administrator profile and will keep the Delpha Licence and Delpha Admin permissions. 

* We recommend using a dedicated 'technical' user with Admin rights for that step. 
* This user should not be reused when connecting Sandboxes to Delpha. \
  Using the same user to connect sandboxes will overwrite the current settings. In other words, you will disconnect from Delpha the org (prod or sandbox) where this user has done the initial connection. 
  {% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
Delpha Technical Setup is done!
{% endhint %}


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