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Deck Flow Example: Connecting new source

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Deck Console screen
Deck Console screen
Deck Console screen

User opens Add Source modal from sources list, enters name and URL for a new service, submits, and sees updated sources list with creation toast

User browses searchable grid directory of third-party integrations from account settings and selects connectors to connect

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Nicelydone | Polar screen
Nicelydone | Polar screen
Nicelydone | Polar screen

Onboarding journey selecting a framework and following numbered steps to install dependencies, configure environment variables, and integrate checkout code in sandbox mode

Marketing feature page sequence presenting MCP server URL, setup instructions, capabilities, and FAQ for connecting Magnific to AI clients like Claude and ChatGPT

User initiates GitHub integration from settings to connect account, select repository, and run setup agent for browser-based app building

User configures AI provider routing, API keys, and model providers like Anthropic and OpenAI across three sequential settings screens.

Onboarding flow prompting user to link primary bank accounts via search or selection for subscription detection and cash flow insights, with skip confirmation modals

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Zaro - The Context Layer for Enterprise AI screen
Zaro - The Context Layer for Enterprise AI screen
Zaro - The Context Layer for Enterprise AI screen

User browses integration directory in settings and connects third-party tools like Atlassian, GitHub, Figma, Asana, Slack for AI agents

User opens Add Endpoint Drawer in Settings to select a third-party service like Datadog or Splunk, configure dataset and forwarding rules, then views the new endpoint in Endpoints Settings.

User navigates from integrations settings to connect Stripe or Dodo Payments via API key modals for revenue attribution analytics

User opens Salesforce integration settings and encounters a paywalled upgrade prompt with options to talk to sales or view plans

User reviews and authorizes Medusajs GitHub app installation with repository permissions then sees successful connection in workspace integration tab

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Webhook - Appwrite screen
Webhook - Appwrite screen
Webhook - Appwrite screen

User edits webhook name, secret, URL, events, HTTP authentication, certificate verification, and deletion options across three settings screens in Appwrite

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