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# Setup

In order to enable Artemis you need to make sure with your customer representative that your current ngSurvey license covers the Artemis AI agent add-on.

1. Configure the Artemis endpoint using following environment variable with the current host used to host ngSurvey along with the Artemis suffix.\
   **NGSurvey:ArtemisUrl** [https://yourngsurveyhost/artemis](http://localhost:5000/artemis)
2. Go to the configuration system settings and configure your favorite [AI provider](/installation-setup/system-settings/ai-suite-provider.md) that will be used by Artemis as its AI backbone.

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After setting up your AI provider, reload your admin page. Check the bottom left of your menu for the Artemis button to begin using Artemis.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Before setting up Artemis make sure that your company policies allow you to use an external AI provider as ngSurvey may send survey or related survey or respondent data to the AI provider endpoint. 
{% endhint %}


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