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# Bitrix24 (destino)

1. Haz clic en el engranaje rojo para desplegar las conexiones disponibles. Escoge la que quieras usar (o crea una nueva) y haz clic en “Continuar”.

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2. Escoge la acción y el módulo correspondiente al registro que importaste desde Alegra. Esto desplegará la plantilla de datos con los campos que puedes registrar en tu módulo de Bitrix24.

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3. Llena la plantilla de datos enlazando los campos de destino con sus equivalentes de origen. Asegúrate de llenar los campos requeridos (marcados con un asterisco rojo). Cuando termines, haz clic en “Asociar”.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Bitrix requiere que ingreses el segundo nombre y apellido de tu contacto. En caso de que no registres estos campos en tus contactos de Alegra, agrega una constante. En este caso, utilicé un punto.
{% endhint %}

4. Asegúrate de que tu App de destino está activa (en el botón de encendido/apagado en la esquina superior derecha). Luego, haz clic en “Finalizar”.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
¡Recuerda encender la integración en el menú “Gears” antes de cerrar GearPlug!
{% endhint %}


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