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# Testimonial Tree Integration
Already collecting client reviews with Testimonial Tree? Now you can bring them into Rechat.
Rechat now integrates with **Testimonial Tree**, allowing agents who use Testimonial Tree to connect their account and bring their client reviews directly into Rechat.
Rechat now integrates with **Testimonial Tree**, making it easier to bring the client feedback you've already collected into your Rechat Testimonials library—and keep new testimonials coming in.
#### Bring Your Testimonials Together
Connect your Testimonial Tree account from **Testimonials > Settings > Testimonial Sources**.
Once connected, your existing Testimonial Tree testimonials are imported into Rechat, including details like the reviewer, testimonial, star rating, and submitted date.
New testimonials added through Testimonial Tree will continue syncing into Rechat automatically, approximately every **four hours**.
You'll also see **Testimonial Tree** listed as the source in your Testimonials library, so you'll always know where a review originated.
#### Why It Matters
Your best client stories shouldn't be stuck across different platforms.
By bringing Testimonial Tree reviews into Rechat, you can keep more of your client feedback together and make those testimonials easier to access when it's time to put them to work in your marketing.
Once they're in your Testimonials library, your client success stories are right where you need them when creating emails, websites, presentations, CMAs, and more.
**Ready to connect?**\
Head to **People > Testimonials > Settings**, find **Testimonial Tree**, and click **Connect**.
Learn more in our [**Collecting Testimonials**](/guides/crm/testimonials/collecting-testimonials.md) and [**Managing Testimonials**](/guides/crm/testimonials/managing-testimonials.md) guides.
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