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# Darwinbox Integration
Sprinto integrates with Darwinbox to ensure user list is synced for managing onboarding and off-boarding status of each of the users. This article provides a step-by-step guide to setting up the integration between Sprinto and Darwinbox.
**Setting up the Integration:**
Step 1: Sprinto connects to Darwinbox via API credentials. Contact Darwinbox to enable the employee master API. Both active and inactive datasets need to be enabled. Once you have the details from Darwinbox move to Step 2.
Step 2: Log in to [Sprinto](https://app.sprinto.in/) with your Credentials.
Step 3: Go to Settings. This is on the left-hand side bottom of the screen.
Step 4: Click on Available Integrations in the sub-menu.
Step 5: Search for Darwinbox and click on connect next to Darwinbox option.
Step 6: Select the checkbox, I have the API credentials, and click on Let's connect the Darwinbox account.
Step 7: Enter the details received from Darwinbox as requested in the respective spaces.
Step 8: Click on Connect Darwinbox.
Once you complete these steps, the integration will be up and running. Within the next 24 hours, Sprinto will be able to sync data and start reporting the same on the platform.
If you have any questions or concerns during the integration process, don't hesitate to reach out to Sprinto Support via the in-app chat or write to us at . We're here to help!
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