# Installing Wrangle in Slack

### Installation Steps

#### Step 1: Sign in to Wrangle

Go to [Wrangle](https://slack.wrangle.io/) and click **Log In with Slack**.

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#### Step 2: Authorize Wrangle in your Slack workspace

You'll be redirected to Slack to authorize the connection.

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1. Select the Slack workspace where you want to install Wrangle
2. Review the permissions Wrangle is requesting
3. Click **Allow** once satisfied

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#### Step 3: Complete setup in Wrangle

After authorizing, you'll be redirected back to Wrangle to complete your setup, like [setting up](https://docs.wrangle.io/~/revisions/5rDpoFMOoWMkaT6P6rSj/tickets/getting-started-with-wrangle) your inbox and tickets.&#x20;


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