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# License Activation
The first and foremost step after installing the solution is License Activation.
Here are the steps to activate the LiveChat4Dynamics license.
* Navigate to **Dynamics 365 -> LiveChat4Dynamics app.**
* Go to **License Registration.**
* Enter the Details: **First Name, Last Name, Company Name, Email, Website, and Main Phone.** After filling in the details click ‘**ACTIVATE’** for activating the **Trial Version for 15 days**.
* The license is issued based on the details filled in the CRM Details section. The **User License** is the count of **active users** in the **CRM.**
* Click on **'OK'.**
* Click on **'OK'.**
* If you want to purchase or extend the trial, click **‘SEND REQUEST’** after which you need to enter your **First Name, Last Name, Company Name, Email, Website, Main Phone, and Channel** and it will redirect you to an email along with the details entered in the License Registration section. This email needs to be sent to so we can process the request.
* Now, you can start using LiveChat4Dynamics!
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