# Visual Studio Code (Private/Enterprise-SaaS)

Once you’ve joined your team’s Tabnine account, the next step is to install Tabnine from the VS Code Marketplace.

### Install from the VS Code Marketplace

1. In your VS Code IDE, go to **Extensions.**
2. Search for **Tabnine for Enterprise** and select.
3. Install the extension.

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### Configure the Tabnine Server URL

Once you restart the IDE and the extension is initialized, you’ll be prompted to set the URL of your Tabnine Enterprise Server.\
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If you don’t have the URL, contact your Tabnine admin within your organization.

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1. Once you reenter VSCode, you will be prompted to set up the Tabnine Server URL. Click **Set server URL** and enter the Tabnine server URL: [https://console.tabnine.com](https://console.tabnine.com/).

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If for some reason you are not prompted, you can set the server URL by going to **Manage** (⚙) in the bottom left-hand corner of your IDE. Select **Settings**.
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Once you update the URL, Tabnine will update itself to the latest version according to your organization's instance.

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2. Click **Reload.**
3. When you see the following prompt, click **Sign in:**

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### Sign in to Tabnine

Next, a browser window will open and you'll be prompted to sign in to Tabnine. Click **Sign In:**

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If your organization doesn't have SSO, you'll see the following screen. Sign in using your Tabnine user credentials:

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Once you’ve successfully signed in, you'll see the following message:

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Once you see this confirmation screen, close the browser, return to your IDE, and [start using Tabnine](/main/getting-started/quickstart.md)!


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