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# Install the Tally WhatsApp Extension

#### Step 1: Verify Prerequisites

* Ensure **TallyPrime** is installed on your system.
* Obtain the **Tally WhatsApp Extension (TDL) file** from the support team.

#### Step 2: Open TDL Management

* Open **TallyPrime**.
* Press **F1**.
* Go to **TDLs & Add-Ons**.

#### Step 3: Load the Extension

* Press **F4 – Manage Local TDLs**.
* Select the TDL file path.
* Press **Enter** to load the extension.

#### Step 4: Verify the Installation

* Confirm the extension status shows **Loaded**.
* If the extension menu is not visible, verify the correct TDL file is selected and restart TallyPrime.

#### Step 5: Complete the Installation

* Once the extension is loaded successfully, the installation is complete.
* The extension is now installed but must be connected to your WhatsApp Business API before it can send messages.

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