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# 3. Anslut till John Deere-organisationer
Anslut John Deere-organisationer för att importera, exportera och automatisera datadelning.
2\. Anslut till John Deere-organisationen
2.1 Om John Deere-organisationen är inaktiverad ( **namnet är grått**), ska användaren lägga till åtkomst till John Deere Operations Center. Användaren ska klicka på en **Connect** -länk.
2.2 Efter att ha klickat på **Connect** länken omdirigeras användaren till John Deere Operations Center.
2.3 I John Deere Operations Center kan användaren lägga till åtkomst till organisationen. **Kontrollera att namnet på organisationen i rullgardinsmenyn är korrekt.**
2.4 Därefter ska användaren klicka på **Spara** knappen för att tillämpa ändringarna.
2.5 Efter att ha lagt till åtkomsten kan användaren arbeta med en aktiverad organisation i GeoPard.
2.6 Efter att ha valt organisationer kan användaren arbeta med dem i GeoPard.
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