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Four steps to go live

Walk through each step below. Most customers are up and running the same day they sign up.

1
Create your account Your organization's profile on Meridian
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We'll create a private workspace for your organization. The two fields below are all we need to get started.

Lowercase letters and hyphens only. This shows up in your Teams bot URL — you won't need to change it.
2
Connect Plex So your assistant can look up your real data
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We connect to your Plex environment using a read-only API key. We never modify your Plex data — we only read it to answer questions.

Go to https://developers.plex.com, login and click My Applications, pick your application and paste your consumer key here.
3
Set up Microsoft One-time registration so your bot can talk to Teams
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Microsoft requires every Teams bot to be registered in your Azure tenant. This is a one-time, 10-minute setup — you do it once, and it never needs to change. You'll need access to your company's Azure account (or your IT administrator can do this step).

Found on your app's overview page in Azure Portal → App registrations.
Also on the app overview page, just below the Application ID.
Go to Certificates & secrets → New client secret, set an expiry, click Add, and copy the Value immediately — it won't be shown again.
4
Install in Teams The last step — your team can start asking questions
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Once your account is configured, we'll generate a Teams app manifest — a small file that tells Teams about your assistant. Your IT administrator uploads it to your Teams Admin Center, or you can sideload it directly for testing. No app store approval required.

After it's installed, your assistant appears in Teams like any other app. Your team messages it directly — no commands to memorize, no manual to read. Just ask a question in plain English.