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# Managing Integrations
This article covers how to add, update & remove integrations from the ThreatDefence Platform.
## 1. Navigating to the Management Page for Integrations
To manage integrations on the ThreatDefence platform, login to the Customer Portal and Navigate to "Deployment" on the left-hand navigation pane, then click on "Integrations"
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Please note: Your account must have the ability to manage integrations to be able to see this page, contact the administrator of your tenant, or our support team to assist with any access issues.
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Below is an example of what you would see if you have some integrations deployed:
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## 2. Adding an Integration
To add an integration to your tenant, hover over the 'ADD' button in the upper right-hand corner of the page and select your desired integration from the drop-down list:
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Specific integration information can be found here in our knowledge base:
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## 3. Updating an integration
To update or edit an integration, click on the edit icon as below, you will see that any existing values will be censored out as "\*\*\*\*\*", you will need to re-enter all the required values to save your changes.
Edit button shown below:
After clicking this, you will see a varying amount of input fields based upon how many are required for that integration, for example, below is the Okta integration:
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## 4. Removing an integration
To remove an integration on ThreatDefence, click the 'Trash Can' icon on the relevant integration as below:
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Please note that removing an integration does **NOT** remove your data from the ThreatDefence platform.
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## 5. Having Trouble?
If you're having any issues, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team, you can raise a support request via our Support Portal, or by emailing "".
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