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# Installation Guide
In order to submit customer data from Force24 to ZAPPOST, you need to ensure you have a campaign created and a design published. See our [ZAP\~POST User Guide](https://userguide.zappost.com/zap-post-user-guide/zapp/using-the-zapp) for a detailed walk through.
### Install the ZAP-POST App via the Force24 Marketplace
1. Log in to Force24
2. From the home page, click on **Marketplace**
3. Select **Alerts and Messages**
4. Click **ZAP-POST**
5. Select the same **paperstock** as the campaign you've created on ZAP-POST
6. Give your **integration a name.** Suggest: 'ZAP-POST'
7. You'll now need to create an **API consumer** within your ZAP-POST account
8. Log into ZAP-POST at [zappost.com](https://app.zappost.com)
9. From the dashboard, click on **settings**
10. Select **API consumers** and **Add New Consumer**
{% hint style="warning" %}
Never share your API credentials with anyone you don't trust
{% endhint %}
11. In Force24, add your **API Key** and **API Password**
12. The environment should default as **Production**
13. Click **Next**
14. Select the **Marketing List** that you would like to send Direct Mail (Zaps) to
15. Select the **campaign** you've created in ZAP-POST
11. Click **create**
12. You're all set. Contacts in the marketing list will flow into your ZAP-POST campaign each day, and will be sent on the next available sending date.
13. You only need one ZAP-POST integration, to connect multiple marketing lists to multiple campaigns.
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