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# I want to add an accounting integration, what do I have to think of after adding it?
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In this article, we will go through what is good to keep in mind when adding an accounting integration for the first time, and what settings are needed for an accounting integration to work.
Let's start with adding the integration.
Go to the tab *Settings - Expense management - Integrations - Add integration*. In this example we added the integration *SIE-file.*
The red lines on the page indicate settings are missing and need to be added.
**Integrations, Accounts and Payment methods** are fields you need to go through to add the accounting settings.
Click on the settings below to read more about **Integrations, Chart of accounts and Payment methods.**
We will start in the first box on the page Integrations.
If you want to add several integrations, press *Add integration* and select the integration you want to add to your organisation. Read more in this article Multiple integrations how the system works if you have multiple integrations.
Click on the line on your integration (we have SIE-file in our example).
A new box will appear on your page. Fill in the information in the settings.
Read more about the setting Use review modehere:
Settings use review mode
Manage reports under ready to send
### Advanced settings
On the integration SIE-file, there is a button called Advanced settings at the bottom of the page. This setting gives you the opportunity to create and add new index for dimensions.
*(This setting may not be visible depending on the chosen integration).*
If you want to read more about how to add new dimensions, click here Settings dimensions
Click on the line for *Accounts*
Choose to Create newin the box forEdit accounts.
You can add *Number* and *Description* manually and press *Save changes.* Your new account will now be saved on your organisation.
The button *Export* will help you download a list of all uploaded accounts.
If you want to import accounts. Click on the button *Import*.
In this example, we choose to *Import* accounts.
You can add a *BAS templates* of accounts, or from *Your own template*.
### Add from your own template
If you want to add from your own template. Click on the button Download templateand add information in the downloaded file, save the file on your computer and press *Import*. Select the saved file on your computer. The accounts will now be uploaded to your organisation.
In this example, we will choose to add templates from BAS 2017. Click on *Import* on the line for BAS 2017.
You need to confirm the addition by pressing *Yes* in the pop-up box on the page.
*Save changes* when you are done.
### Tax account
The last setting on the chart of accounts is Tax account. Click on the line to add the tax account.
Remember to *Save* when you are done.
Click on the line for *Payment methods.*
Choose to *Create new*.
Add *Account* and *Name*, press *Save* when you are done.
Read more about the setting Payment methods and how to add *Personal payment methods* here Settings for payment methods
When you have gone through the steps in the tabs above, the settings will be done and all the red lines and warnings will be gone.
Go to this article to read more about how to get started with the service.
Get started with the service
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