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# Third-Party Integrations

An area to configure connection (API or app) details for third-party providers that are utilised in various places in the system. Available providers include Google and Microsoft, and use cases include SMTP and IMAP through OAuth and social login.

## Searching for Third-Party Integrations

### Table sorting

By default the table is sorted alphabetically by the integration name. Once the table has loaded you're able to change the sort column by clicking the up/down arrows:

- Down arrow: descending order
- Up arrow: ascending order

This action is only temporary and will disappear once the page has been reloaded.

### Filtering the table

It's possible to filter integrations based on their containing text and type:

1. Visit **Settings -> General -> Third-Party Integrations** and click "Filter Results".
2. Search terms: 
    1. **Name** - Partial search for the integration name, for example "goo" would find "Google".
    2. **Status** - Whether the integration is active, inactive or has an upgrade pending.
    3. **Description** - Partial search for the integration description.
3. The table will be filtered automatically as you enter search terms.

## Activating and Configuring Third-Party Integrations

To activate an integration, please follow the following steps.

1. Visit **Settings -> General -> Third-Party Integration**.
2. Search for the integration you wish to activate (see [Searching for Third-Party Integrations](#Searching)).
3. Click the 'Activate' link located on the left of the table.
4. The page will reload confirming the integration has been activated.

To configure an integration, please view the specific guide we have for each available integration:

- [Facebook](Third+Party+Integrations+Facebook)
- [Google](Third+Party+Integrations+Google)
- [Microsoft](Third+Party+Integrations+Microsoft)
- [Pusher](Third+Party+Integrations+Pusher)
- [Steam](Third+Party+Integrations+Steam)
- [Twilio](Third+Party+Integrations+Twilio)
- [Twitter](Third+Party+Integrations+Twitter)

## Deactivating Third-Party Integrations

To deactivate an integration, follow the below steps:

1. Visit **Settings -> General -> Third-Party Integration**.
2. Search for the integration you wish to deactivate (see [Searching for Third-Party Integrations](#Searching)).
3. Click the 'Deactivate' link located on the left of the table.
4. The page will reload confirming the integration has been deactivated.

## Uninstalling Third-Party Integrations

  Uninstalling will permanently remove the integration from the system and it can only be recovered by re-uploading the files again. It would be recommended to only [deactivate](#Deactivating) the integration instead. 

To uninstall an integration, follow the below steps:

1. Visit **Settings -> General -> Third-Party Integration**.
2. Search for the integration you wish to uninstall (see [Searching for Third-Party Integrations](#Searching)).
3. Click the 'Uninstall' link located on the left of the table.
4. Tick the options and click on the button, "Yes, Delete Third-Party Integration", that pops up confirming you would like to delete this integration and it will now be uninstalled from the system.