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# Getting Started

## Unifi Integration Designer

From within native ServiceNow, open the Unifi Integration Designer portal by navigating to **\[ws] Unifi > Unifi Integration Designer**.

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## Dashboard

*You will be greeted with the following Dashboard (which opens in a new window):*

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Any existing Processes will be listed as tiles, showing the number of Active Integrations for each.

If appropriate, you can either edit the Settings of, or add a New Integration to an existing Process by clicking the **ellipsis** *(at the bottom right of the tile)*.

Hovering over the **tile** of an existing Process will display 'Show integrations'. Clicking it will take you to the Integrations page *(for that Process)*.

*In the next section, we shall look at configuring the **Process**.*


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