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# Web-Part Configuration
Once you have successfully deployed 4Mata follow these steps.
1. Click edit on the top right corner of the SharePoint Page.
2\. Then click on "Add Subscription".
3\. Add the subscription number. The page will republish automatically.
4\. Once the subscription number is validated, you will see the following page:
{% hint style="info" %}
You may also add the subscription number as part of the web-part configuration by editing the web-part properties.
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Trial Subscriptions do not require a subscription number.
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