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# Connect Integrations with Sprinto Assist
Sprinto Assist's Integration Agent helps you connect supported integrations without manually navigating through multiple setup screens. The agent guides you through the integration process, opens the required pages automatically, and performs actions on your behalf while keeping you in control of sensitive steps.
### Before you begin
Ensure that:
* The Sprinto Assist Chrome extension is installed.
* You are signed in to Sprinto.
* You have the required permissions to configure integrations.
* You have the credentials and information required for the integration you want to connect.
### Connect an integration using Sprinto Assist
1. Open the Sprinto Assist Chrome extension.
2. Click **Fix failing monitors**.
3. Select the **Available** tab.
4. Locate the integration you want to connect.
5. Click **Connect** next to the integration.
6. Review the steps that Sprinto Assist will perform to complete the integration setup.
7. Click **Connect with AI Assist**.
8. Review the connection summary and safety information.
9. Click **Proceed**.
Sprinto Assist automatically navigates to the required pages in Sprinto and begins the integration workflow.
### Monitor the integration workflow
While the integration is being configured, Sprinto Assist displays the progress of each step.
You can:
* View the current step being executed.
* Expand a step to review its details.
* Track the progress in real time.
If additional information is required, Sprinto Assist will prompt you before proceeding.
### Pause or stop the workflow
You can control the automation at any point during execution.
* Click **Pause Sprinto AI** to temporarily pause the workflow.
* Click **Stop** to end the workflow entirely.
You can resume or restart the process later if required.
### How it works
Sprinto Assist uses an AI-driven browser workflow to connect integrations.
The agent:
* Identifies the integration you want to connect.
* Opens the required pages automatically.
* Guides you through any prerequisite steps.
* Requests your approval for sensitive actions.
* Executes the setup using your active Sprinto session.
Sprinto Assist never proceeds with sensitive actions without user confirmation.
### FAQs
#### Does Sprinto Assist automatically connect integrations without my approval?
No. Sprinto Assist shows the actions it plans to take before starting the workflow. You must review and confirm the plan before the integration process begins.
#### Can I pause the integration setup while it is running?
Yes. Click **Pause Sprinto AI** to temporarily pause the workflow or **Stop** to terminate it completely.
#### Does Sprinto Assist store my integration credentials?
No. Sprinto Assist does not independently authenticate with external systems or store additional credentials. It uses your existing authenticated session and only performs actions that your account is already authorised to perform.
#### What happens if additional information is required?
Sprinto Assist pauses the workflow and prompts you for the required information before continuing.
#### Which integrations can I connect using Sprinto Assist?
The **Available** tab displays all integrations that are currently supported by Sprinto Assist. Integrations that are already connected appear separately and can be managed from the extension.
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