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# 3. Conectarse a las organizaciones de John Deere
Conecta organizaciones de John Deere para importar, exportar y automatizar el intercambio de datos.
2\. Conectarse a la organización de John Deere
2.1 Si la organización de John Deere está deshabilitada (el **nombre tiene color gris**), entonces el usuario debe agregar acceso a John Deere Operations Center. El usuario debe hacer clic en un **Conectar** enlace.
2.2 Después de hacer clic en el **Conectar** enlace, el usuario será redirigido al John Deere Operations Center.
2.3 En el John Deere Operations Center, el usuario puede agregar acceso a la organización. **Compruebe que el nombre de la organización en la lista desplegable sea correcto.**
2.4 Luego, el usuario debe hacer clic en el **Guardar** botón para aplicar los cambios.
2.5 Después de agregar el acceso, el usuario puede trabajar con una organización habilitada en GeoPard.
2.6 Después de seleccionar las organizaciones, el usuario puede trabajar con ellas en GeoPard.
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