# Adding and Managing Integrations in Your Tenant

## Integrations

An Integration contains essential information for the Aisera Platform to connect and communicate with a third-party application or service. It securely stores authentication details such as usernames, passwords, tokens, or keys, along with the web address or endpoint required to access the third-party application's data and sign-in locations.

If the integration you are looking for is not in the Integration Search window, you can create a [Generic Integration](https://docs.aisera.com/aisera-platform/adding-data-to-your-tenant/using-the-generic-connector#integration-setup), as long as you know which type of authentication your third-party application uses.

The Aisera platform supports Integrations with a variety of authentication types. See the [supported authorization types](https://docs.aisera.com/aisera-platform/adding-data-to-your-tenant/integrations-and-data-sources/supported-auth-types-for-custom-integrations) for more information.

## Creating an Integration

**To create an Integration:**

1. Choose **Settings > Integrations** from the left navigation menu of the Aisera Admin UI.
2. Click on the **+ New Integration** button in the upper-right corner.
3. Search for the Integration you want to create in the **New Integration** window.

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4. Click **Next**.
5. Provide a **Name** and an **Endpoint** for your new Integration, then click **Next**.
6. Choose an authentication type from the **Auth Type** drop-down. The dialog box will change to allow you to enter all of the parameters for the authentication type you want to use.
7. When you are done entering parameters, select the **OK** button.

## Editing an Integration

**To edit an Integration:**

1. Choose **Settings > Integrations** from the left navigation menu of the Aisera Admin UI.
2. Click on the Integration you will be editing.
3. In the **Integration Details** window, click on the **Pencil** icon to open the **Edit Integration** modal.<br>

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4. Edit the configurations and select **OK** to save the changes.

## Deleting an Integration

**To delete an Integration:**

1. Choose **Settings > Integrations** from the left navigation menu of the Aisera Admin UI.
2. Click on the Integration you will be deleting.
3. In the **Integration Details Window**, click on the **Trash** icon.

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4. Click **OK** to confirm the deletion of the integration.

## Importing APIs

The Aisera Platform allows you to import collections of APIs for use with [Flows](https://docs.aisera.com/aisera-platform/ai-automation-optimize-flow). This is done using the [Postman Collection](https://learning.postman.com/collection-format/getting-started/overview/) format, an open source format for organizing and sharing API requests and workflows.

**To import a collection of APIs into an Integration:**

1. Choose **Settings > Integrations** from the left navigation menu of the Aisera Admin UI.
2. Select the Integration where you want to import the APIs.
3. In the **Integration Details** window click on the **Import API Collection** button to open the **Import API Collection** modal.
4. Click on the **Paperclip** icon to browse for a Postman Collection JSON file.
5. Click **OK** to save the import the APIs.

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{% hint style="info" %}
If you have previously imported APIs, a **Replace existing APIs with the same name** checkbox will appear. Checking this will overwrite existing APIs with new APIs under the same name. This is useful if you have imported APIs previously, and have since made changes to them.
{% endhint %}