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# How to enable group integrations

Learn how to enable group integrations.

To enable group integrations:

1. Go to the **Administration** page.
2. Click on **Groups**.
3. Click on the **Group Integrations** tab.

A banner is displayed warning you that all users originated from the identity provider (IdP) must be included in a group integration to be able to access the Digibee Integration Platform. If you’re sure your group integrations include all users you want to be able to access the platform:

4. Click on **Enable integrations**.
5. Select the group integrations you want to enable.
6. Click on **Continue**.

If the selected group integrations do not have a **test status** equal to **success**, a warning message will appear. Learn more about test status in the article [Integration of IdP groups with Digibee groups](/documentation/platform-administration/administration/identity-provider-integration/integration-of-idp-groups-with-digibee-groups.md).

{% hint style="warning" %}
Although you can enable group integrations without testing them first, we recommend that you always [test group integrations](/documentation/platform-administration/administration/identity-provider-integration/integration-of-idp-groups-with-digibee-groups/how-to-test-a-group-integration.md) before you enable them.
{% endhint %}

Finally:

7. Fill in the confirmation message displayed.
8. Click on **Enable**.


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