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# Run the Hello Jigx Solution

With the final update to the Hello Jigx solution published on the server, you are ready to use the solution in the Jigx mobile app.

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## Steps

1. On your mobile device **tap** the Jigx app icon on your mobile device.
2. Sign into the app with your [Jigx account](/getting-started/creating-an-account.md) details.
3. Notice the customer composite widget. Tap the widget to see the customer header, form, and list.
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**Congratulations** you have successfully built your first functioning Jigx solution. Explore the solution by adding new customers or extend the solution by adding to the existing code by [customizing the solution](/getting-started/create-an-app-from-scratch/customize-the-hello-jigx-solution.md).


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