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# Integrating with Zenefits

[Prerequisites](#prerequisites)

[Zenefits Setup](#zenefits-setup)\
   [Add a New User](#add-a-new-user)

## Prerequisites

To connect Zenefits to Drivetrain, you need:

* An active Zenefits account
* Admin privileges on Zenefits
* Admin privileges in Drivetrain

## Zenefits Setup <a href="#zenefits-setup" id="zenefits-setup"></a>

Drivetrain supports integration with Zenefits via **API** from a read-only external **admin** user account.

To get started you would need to create a new user on Zenefits for Drivetrain with read-only administrative access.

### Add a New User <a href="#add-a-new-user" id="add-a-new-user"></a>

To grant an External Admin, (someone who is not listed as an employee in Zenefits) Admin Permissions, follow these steps:

1. Click on the **Company Profile** app on your admin dashboard.
2. Select the **Administrators** link on the left-hand side of the page and then click **Add Administrator.**
3. Since the external Admin is not listed as an employee at the company, click the **No** button and enter their name and contact info.
   * Zenefits will automatically send them an email to register their new **Zenefits Admin profile**.

4\. Select which **Roles** you want this individual to have and click **Continue**.

5\. Select which **Permissions** you want this individual to have and click **Add Admin**.

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That’s it! Inform your customer success manager so that they can get started!
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