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# Installation & Setup

Get Freelucy from the ServiceNow Store and install it on your instance.

YouDesign Freelucy is free on the ServiceNow Store. Installation is a two-step flow: get it from the Store with a HI account, then install it on each ServiceNow instance where you need it.

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**HI account required.** The initial purchase from the ServiceNow Store must be done by a ServiceNow administrator with HI account access.
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## Step 1 — Get Freelucy from the ServiceNow Store

1. Go to the [ServiceNow Store](https://ins-pi.com/getfreelucy).
2. Search for **YouDesign Freelucy**.
3. Open the YouDesign Freelucy listing under Apps and Solutions.
4. Click **Get**.
5. Sign in with your HI account credentials and complete the request.

Freelucy is now linked to your company and available for installation on every instance through System Applications.

## Step 2 — Install Freelucy on a ServiceNow instance

Repeat this step on each instance (production and sub-prod) where you want Freelucy to run.

1. Log in to the instance as an administrator.
2. Open **All** and filter for **System Applications**.
3. Open **All Available Applications > All**.
4. Search for **YouDesign Freelucy**.
5. Click **Install**.

When the install finishes, Freelucy is active on the instance.

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**No demo data, no default tables.** Freelucy installs clean. Your administrator must configure cross-scope privileges and suggested relationships to expose the tables your users actually work with. See [Configuration](/freelucy/configuration/configuration.md).
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## What's next

You have Freelucy installed. Before users can edit relationships, do two things:

1. **Configure access and scope.** See [Configuration overview](/freelucy/configuration/configuration.md).
2. **Walk through your first relationship edit.** See [How relationships work in Freelucy](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/usage.md).


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