To run the integration on Pandium you will need a tenant. A tenant is an installed instance of the integration configured for a particular user.

When Pandium added those starter files to your integration's remote repository, it also built the initial [release](https://docs.pandium.com/getting-started/key-terminology#release) for your integration. That means you can now add your first tenant!

If you want more information you can review Pandium's documentation on [tenants](https://docs.pandium.com/getting-started/key-terminology#tenant) and [how to create](https://docs.pandium.com/getting-started/key-terminology#tenant) them.

### Steps to Create a Tenant:

1. Navigate to your integration by clicking **Integrations** from the sidebar > the **Unpublished** tab > the card for your _Pokémon of the Day_ integration. This will display the integration details page.

2. Click **Create Tenant**. This will display the _Create_ tab of the _New Tenant_ page.

3. Under _Select Integration_, your Pokémon of the Day integration should already be selected, so leave it as is.

4. Under _Version, choose_ **Channel**.

5. Open the dropdown for _Integration Release Channel_ and select **Latest**. This ensures that your tenant will be updated to any new releases automatically.

6. Enter a **Name** for this tenant.

7. Click **Create.** This will display the _Connect_ tab.

8. Click **Connect** for the Slack connector. This will open the _Tenant Secrets_ dialog box, which will display an authorization link.

9. Click the authorization link in the _Tenant Secrets_ dialog box. This will open the Slack App installation window.

10. Click **Allow**. This will close the Slack App installation window, so you should return to the _New Tenant_ page of your Pandium Sandbox Integration Hub.

11. To close the Tenant Secrets dialog box, click **Back**.

12. Click **Next**. This will display the _Configure_ tab.

At this point, the configuration options from the starter files' PANDIUM.yaml are shown, and they aren't relevant to your project. You will customize this when you write the code.

13. Click **Next.** This will display the _Schedule_ tab.

The obvious schedule for this project is once per day, but during development it doesn't make sense to have it running on a schedule.

14. In the _Schedule_ dropdown, select **paused**.

15. Click **Save**. This will display the _Tenant Detail_ page for your newly created tenant.

Congratulations! You have created and connected your first Pandium tenant!

If you'd like, you can click **Sync Now** to kick off a manual run. But there isn't much point to that at the moment because you haven't written any code! The next step is to fill out those starter files Pandium put in your remote repository with logic for your integration.