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# Integrate with Swym Wishlist
Hello there! We're excited to guide you through the process of integrating with **Swym Wishlist**.\
Some core features of the Swym Wishlist app rely on functional cookies to remember and display wishlist items. With this integration, these necessary cookies will be **enabled by default**, allowing the wishlist to work properly as soon as the visitor enters your store.\
And of course — if your visitors later reject cookies, our system will still respect their preference.
Let’s walk through the setup!
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### **Step 1: Integrating with Swym Wishlist**
To get started, simply click **‘Turn On’** to enable the integration with Swym Wishlist.
Here’s an image to help you find the **Turn On** button:
Once the integration is active, Swym’s core cookies will be allowed by default.\
If needed, you can switch it off anytime by clicking **‘Turn Off’**.
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### **Step 2: Test if integration with Swym Wishlist works successfully**
After enabling the integration, you can test to make sure everything is functioning correctly.
We provide a built-in testing guide that you can access directly from the app screen, as shown below:
Once you click **`View guide`**, a detailed step-by-step guide will appear to help you verify the integration behavior.
That’s it! You’ve successfully integrated Swym Wishlist.\
If you have any questions or need further support, feel free to reach out — we’re here to help!
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