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# SuperOffice on-premise integration

Set up the on-premise integration in three steps: review the requirements, configure NetServer access, and enable the connection from eMarketeer.

## Requirements overview

* SuperOffice version 7.5 or newer.
* NetServer running on IIS and exposed to eMarketeer over the internet.
* A dedicated SuperOffice user for the integration.

## Setup steps

1. [Installation process](/integrations/superoffice/on-premise/on-premise-installation-process.md) — review requirements and what eMarketeer installs in SuperOffice during setup.
2. [NetServer URL and user creation](/integrations/superoffice/on-premise/on-premise-netserver-url-and-user-creation.md) — expose NetServer to eMarketeer, find the WSDL URL, and create the integration user.
3. [Enabling the integration](/integrations/superoffice/on-premise/on-premise-enabling-the-integration.md) — complete the final setup steps in eMarketeer.


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