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# Microsoft AppSource

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We are excited to announce that we are officially in the Microsoft AppSource
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&#x20;If your organization has blocked access to Microsoft AppSource, you can [manually add the app](/getting-started/deployment.md#manual-web-part-installation) to the App Catalog so that it is available to add to your sites.
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### Install from AppSource

1\. Open SharePoint, click on the gear icon, then click **Add an app**.

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2\. On the quick launch menu on the left, click **SharePoint Store**.

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&#x20;3\. In the search field on the top right corner, enter **4Mata** to find the app faster.

&#x20;4\. Click on the app on the results page, then click **Get it Now**.

&#x20;5\. Accept the app's permission request by clicking on the **Trust It** button.