# Built-In Integrations

### Overview

The **Built-In Integrations** section of the MangoApps Admin Portal provides a centralized location for enabling and configuring pre-built integrations with commonly used third-party services and tools. 

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### Using the Built-In Integrations Interface

#### Filtering by Category

At the top of the page, use the **Category** dropdown to filter integrations based on type or use case (e.g., IT Apps, Ticketing Apps, Document Management Apps, etc.).

#### Integration List

Each integration entry includes:

* **Integration Name** (e.g., Accessibility, ADP, Adobe Experience Manager)
* **Icon** for visual identification
* An **Info icon (i)** that provides more context about the integration
* A **Setup** or **Configure** button depending on the integration's current status
* A **Toggle switch** (when available) to enable or disable the integration directly

#### Integration Status Actions

* **Setup**: Click this button to initiate the setup process for integrations not yet configured.
* **Configure**: Available for integrations already initialized (e.g., ADP), allowing admins to adjust settings.
* **Toggle On/Off**: Some integrations include a quick toggle switch to enable or disable them without entering the configuration page (e.g., Airbrake).

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### Best Practices

* Review each [**integration’s documentation**](https://guides.mangoapps.com/integrations-guide) before setup to understand prerequisites and data flow.
* Limit configuration access to designated administrators to maintain security and compliance.
* Periodically audit enabled integrations to ensure they’re still needed and properly configured.

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### Troubleshooting and Support

If you encounter issues setting up or using any built-in integration:

* Click the **Help** icon at the top right of the admin portal.
* Refer to the specific integration’s documentation.
* Contact MangoApps Support for advanced troubleshooting.


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