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# Installing the Documint app
Click the link below to open the Documint app in the HubSpot App Marketplace.
On the app page, click **Install** and select the HubSpot account you want to connect.
Review and agree to the required permissions, then click **Connect app** to complete the installation.
You'll be taken to a confirmation page. Congrats 🎊
You have completed the Documint app installation.
Navigate to any record in **Contact, Companies, Tickets, or Deals**, and you'll see the app is installed.
#### Launching the Documint App
To launch the Documint app, navigate to any record in **Contact, Companies, Deals, or Tickets** and press the **Launch Documint** button in the bottom right corner of the page.
Now let's connect your Documint account to the app.
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