Add Prebuilt Integrations to quick start guide - #587
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a “Prebuilt Integrations” documentation page covering discovery, deployment, testing, customization, and related resources, then adds it to the Get Started → Quick Starts sidebar. ChangesPrebuilt Integrations Documentation
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| ## Step 2: Pick the first application | ||
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| Choose the application you want to integrate from. The catalog currently covers ten applications: Salesforce, Google Sheets, Shopify, Stripe, Google Chat, GitHub, Slack, Mailchimp, Jira, and QuickBooks. For this demonstration, select **Salesforce**. |
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We don't need to mention the count. Count can grow
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| ## Step 7: Make it yours | ||
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| To customize the integration, go to the overview page. Select **Open in Cloud** to edit the integration in low-code or pro-code view, right in the cloud editor. Or select **Open in Integrator** to edit the project locally in WSO2 Integrator IDE instead. Edit however you're most comfortable, then push the result to your own repository. At that point, it's fully yours, the same as any integration you built from scratch. |
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Edit the prebuilt integration. Not the project
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Pull request overview
Adds a new “Prebuilt Integrations” quick start that guides new/evaluating users through selecting, configuring, and deploying a catalog integration in WSO2 Cloud, improving time-to-value for common cross-application scenarios.
Changes:
- Added a new quick start doc: Prebuilt Integrations (end-to-end walkthrough including prerequisites, deployment, testing, and customization).
- Updated the Get Started → Quick Starts sidebar to include the new guide.
Reviewed changes
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| en/sidebars.ts | Adds the new quick start doc entry under Get Started → Quick Starts. |
| en/docs/get-started/prebuilt-integrations.md | New quick start documentation page for deploying and customizing prebuilt integrations from the WSO2 Cloud catalog. |
Purpose
New and evaluating users have no guided path to deploy a common integration without building it from scratch, which slows time-to-value for standard use cases like syncing Salesforce data to Google Sheets.
Goals
Add a documentation that walks users through picking, configuring, and deploying a prebuilt integration from the WSO2 Cloud catalog.
Resolves https://github.com/wso2-enterprise/integration-engineering/issues/1920
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