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# Instalar Mercuri en Pipedrive

1. **Ir a la página de instalación:**
   * Visita <https://www.mercuri.cx/pipedrive> para comenzar la instalación.
2. **Autorizar Mercuri en Pipedrive:**
   * Haz clic en **Install App** e inicia sesión en tu cuenta de Pipedrive.
   * Revisa los permisos solicitados y haz clic en **Allow and Install**.
3. **Crear una cuenta de Mercuri:**
   * Después de instalar la aplicación, regístrate en una **Mercuri account** si aún no lo has hecho.
4. **Configurar un número de teléfono:**
   1. Agrega un número de teléfono a tu cuenta de Mercuri para comenzar a enviar y recibir mensajes.
   2. Navega a **Settings** > **Channels > SMS** en Mercuri y completa el proceso de configuración de SMS.
      1. Aquí tienes el enlace para ayudarte a comenzar con SMS: <https://docs.mercuri.cx/sms-integration>
   3. Navega a **Settings** > **Channels > WhatsApp** en Mercuri y completa el proceso de configuración de WhatsApp.
      1. Aquí tienes el enlace para ayudarte a comenzar con WhatsApp: <https://docs.mercuri.cx/whatsapp-integration>


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