Set up an integration blueprint

You will now see a list of your integrations. Let’s create a new one.
The integration editor will open. Here are its main components:

Commands for Integration Management:
- Test: Reads data from the data source.
- Sync: Reads data from the source and sends a CSV file to Conduit.
- Save: Saves the integration settings.
- Share: Generates a shareable link for the integration.
- Deploy: Makes the integration available to end users.
Configuration Elements:
- JSON: Displays the integration configuration file.
- Parameters: Lists parameters available to end users.
- Script: Allows editing of a Python script, if data merging is required.
Monitoring Tools:
- Logs: Shows the integration status after execution.
- Received Data: Displays the JSON data received from the remote source.
- Extracted Data: Shows the CSV file that will be sent to the webhook.

Conduit will automatically generate a JSON configuration file, which can be used as a template to explore and create your own integration.

You can test the configuration, but first, you need to create a webhook in Conduit to receive the data.

Click the "Test" button, then open the "Extracted Data" tab. You’ll see that the integration generates three columns.
These columns must be set up in the webhook. To do this:
- Go to the new webhook creation page: https://app.getconduit.app/integrations/push-api/connect/.
- Create the necessary columns.
- Click "Save."
Copy the webhook URL token
https://api.getconduit.app/push/755614f1-0309-4d4a-8e4d-ad6821a63a24/receive/.
Add the webhook token as the CONDUIT_WEBHOOK_TOKEN parameter.
Now, click the "Sync" button. You should see a confirmation message indicating success.
To verify that all data has been received, create a dashboard in Conduit.

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