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# Installing the Drivepoint 2.0 Add-In
The Drivepoint Add-In is your interface between your SmartModel™ and the Drivepoint Web-App and Data Warehouse.
### Step by Step Instructions
1. Open your SmartModel™ or any plan in Excel
2. Click on the "Home" ribbon
3. Click on "Add-Ins" on the far right of the Home ribbon
Find the "Add-Ins" button on the far right
4. Click on "More Add-Ins" on the bottom right of the drop-down
5. Search for "Drivepoint Beta" in the Search box
6. Click on "Add" for the Drivepoint Beta Add-In
7. Accept the Terms & Conditions
8. The Drivepoint Add-In should now show up in your Excel ribbon and you can log in with your Drivepoint account🎉
*P.S. If you are on Desktop Excel you might experience difficulties with logging in with your Google account. In the* [*Drivepoint Web-App*](https://app.drivepoint.io/) *you can hold the "Option" key and click on your icon on the top right to merge your accounts and login via email in the Desktop Add-In since we will now recognize your Google account as a manual way of logging in.*
### *OR follow along the* [*Video Tutorial*](https://www.loom.com/share/65623435bd33418eabd07b01f13c54c1?sid=36743cbc-ab81-407c-b0b8-316298f548fb)*.*
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