> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.seedata.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.seedata.io/features/integrations.md).

# Integrations

We offer two current deployment integrations:

* **AWS Integration**: Enables seamless cloud resource management and automation.
* **Utility Webhook Planting Integration**: Facilitates automated triggers for planting tasks using webhooks.

An overview of each integration's capabilities is provided below, with detailed usage instructions available in the tutorials section.

## View All Integrations

This is the initial view you will land on if you click the Integrations link in the sidebar. It is a list of all your existing integrations (if you have any).

Each row will show a summary set of details, and an indicator to show the health of the integration. On the right side of each row, you will see an action menu, from where you can delete the integration.

## Marketplace

Above the list of existing integrations, there is a button for "Marketplace". Clicking this will present a list of integrations available for install within the seedata.io platform. 

Each tile represents a unique template, and you can install multiple instances of each template, as required.

## View Integration Details

From the marketplace, you can click on an individual tile and access detail pages for that specific integration template. There are two views:

* **Details**: shows a basic overview of the integrations capabilities and summary instructions on how to configure it
* **Installations**: shows a filtered view of installations already configured with this specific template

You can also click **INSTALL** from these pages to add a new instance of this specific template 


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