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# How to: Install your SalesRook widget

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### Step 1: Log into SalesRook

1. **Log into SalesRook Core**: Use your credentials to log into your SalesRook account.

### Step 2: Access the Widget Builder

1. **Navigate to the Widget Builder**: On the left-hand side menu, find and click on **Widget Builder**.
2. **Open Widget Settings**: This will take you to your widget page, where you’ll land directly in the **Widget Settings** section.

### Step 3: Retrieve the Installation Code

1. **Find the Install Section**: On the widget settings page, locate the **Install** section.
2. **Copy the Installation Code**: You will see the installation code displayed. Click the **Copy** button to copy the code to your clipboard.

### Step 4: Add the Code to Your Website

1. **Go to Your Website**: Navigate to the backend of your website where you want the widget to appear.
2. **Paste the Code**: Paste the copied code above the closing **\</body>** tag on your website’s HTML.
3. **Save Changes**: After pasting the code, save your changes to update your site.

### Step 5: Make the Widget Live

* Once the code is added, the widget will be live on your website and ready to use.


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