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# Integration process

### Before start <a href="#before-start" id="before-start"></a>

Partner provides agent account initialization information on Sandbox environment

#### Company information: <a href="#company-information" id="company-information"></a>

* Company name
* Company address
* Website address
* Tax code

#### Administrator information: <a href="#administrator-information" id="administrator-information"></a>

* Full name
* Email address
* Phone number

#### Connection information: <a href="#connection-information" id="connection-information"></a>

* Link to partner’s system: Product link, payment gateway link, …

### Set up the integration environment <a href="#set-up-the-integration-environment" id="set-up-the-integration-environment"></a>

Gotadi creates an agent account, an integrated environment (Sandbox) based on the information provided and sends it back to the partner:

* Agent account: Link portal, username, password.
* API Gateway
* API key

Set up a technical exchange group (skype) to solve problems arising during the integration process

### Integrating. <a href="#integrating" id="integrating"></a>

Partners conduct the integration on the Sandbox environment provided by Gotadi

### Acceptance and release the service. <a href="#acceptance-and-release-the-service" id="acceptance-and-release-the-service"></a>

* **Step 1:** Product acceptance on Sandbox environment
* **Step 2:** Gotadi provides reseller account and live environment integration information
* **Step 3:** Setup White list IP for API gateway live environment
* **Step 4:** Product acceptance on Live and launching environment


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