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# Setup Guide
## Prerequisites
To connect Yotpo to DinMo, you need:
* a [Yotpo](https://www.yotpo.com/) account
* an app key
## Setup instructions
1. In the connection setup form, enter the **Destination schema** name of your choice.
2. Enter your **App key**.
3. Click **Authorize** to allow DinMo to access your Yotpo account using OAuth. You will be redirected to your Yotpo account to authorize DinMo's access.
4. Log in to your Yotpo account. Once you have finished, you will be redirected back to DinMo.
5. (Hybrid Deployment only) If your destination is configured for Hybrid Deployment, the Hybrid Deployment Agent associated with your destination is pre-selected in the **Select an existing agent** drop-down menu. To use a different agent, select the agent of your choice, and then select the same agent for your destination.
6. Click **Save & Test**. DinMo will take it from here and sync your data from your Yotpo account.
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