# Quick Tour
## Navigation Overview
The navigation menu items are grouped logically according to several different areas:
* **Bonding** records hold all the data that links your instance to external systems.
* **Transport** records give full visibility into what messages were sent and received.
* **Configuration** is where you create and manage all your integrations.
* **Polling** allows for pollers to be setup to automatically pull data from systems that cannot push.
* **Administration** contains global settings and other items useful for working with the app.
* **Support** links to the Unifi Support page. Here you can find contact details and a link to our documentation.
## Setup
Navigate to **Administration > Properties** and ensure the *Integrations Enabled* property is checked.
## Configuration
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Much of the configuration can be carried out simply & intuitively using the **Unifi Integration Designer** portal interface.
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Integrations are grouped by Process and each contains the configuration necessary to connect to one external system.
To add a new Integration you must have already configured a Process record (with associated web services) if you want to receive inbound Messages
Integrations must have an active Connection for them to work. The active Connection tells outbound Messages where to go and specifies the user that is allowed to send data inbound (you must create unique users for each vendor).
Add Messages to control when and what data is sent and received and how it is processed.
## Operations
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Use the Unifi Operations Portal for a real-time view of Transactions coming & going and a live view of the Bonds, showing their state & grouped by integration.
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Use the Dashboard to monitor your integrations and see how external systems are performing.
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