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# How to: Remote Site Settings

## Phase 1: Adding the Remote Site

It is a common occurrence to have images that are stored outside of Salesforce. In order to leverage those within S-Docs Templates and correctly display them post document generation, the user must whitelist the image's domain.

1. Navigate to Setup > Search for Remote Site Settings from the QuickFind Search
2. Select **New Remote Site**
3. **Enter the Following Information:**
   1. Remote Site Name (Descriptive name indicating we are saving images)
   2. Remote Site URL
4. **Save**

{% hint style="info" %}
The Remote Site URL should indicate only the domain of the site. **Example:** If your full image URL is `https://www.google.com/images/logo.png`, enter `https://www.google.com` as the Remote Site URL.
{% endhint %}


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