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Service Process Studio Integration Definitions
An integration definition is a framework to set up integrations with different external endpoints quickly and efficiently.

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An integration definition is a framework to set up integrations with different external endpoints quickly and efficiently.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: all editions with the Industry Service Excellence licenses |
If a fulfillment flow requires Salesforce org to connect to an external API to send details to an external system such as a banking system or healthcare system, you can use integration definitions to quickly set up the communication with an external endpoint.
To create the integration definitions, you can choose between two options:
Learn more about integration definitions in Create an Integration Definition.
You can associate the integration definition that you plan to use within the fulfillment flow in the Service Process Studio. When creating a service process definition, add the integration definition in the Service Process Studio as shown in this example. When you plan to migrate Service Process Definitions across the org, the associated Integration Definitions are also migrated making the post migration process easy.

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