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# Integrations Page Overview
This document explains how to enable integrations, configure a mailbox and protocol, and manage connection details and conversion rules.
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* **Integration** — a configured connection between DocStudio and an external system
* **SFTP** — a secure file transfer protocol used for integration-based document exchange
* **AS2** — an integration protocol used for secure document exchange
* **Conversion rule** — a rule that transforms incoming or outgoing files into another structure or format
See the [Glossary](/glossary/glossary.md) for DocStudio term definitions.
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### Enable integrations
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Enable integrations using the **Integrations enabled** toggle. Keep the toggle enabled to allow connection to the remote server.
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Configure integration for all mailboxes in the same account on this page. Open this page with a mailbox selected to pre-fill all fields (except **Notify by email**).
### Manage integration
Use the **Manage integration** block to customize integration properties:
* mailbox for integration
* connection protocol
If you have more than one mailbox in this account, select the mailbox for integration in the first field. Select the connection protocol in the second field. Let the **Connection details** block update based on your selection.
### Connection details
For **SFTP**, use the autogenerated values in the **Connection details** block. Generate or update the password as needed.
* Use the credentials from this block to connect to the FTP server.
* Click the **Copy**  icon to copy any parameter.
* Click the **Update password** icon  to generate a new password.
* For **AS2**, use the autogenerated **Self URL** and **Self certificate**. Fill the remaining parameters manually.
### Default rules
Apply default rules when incoming documents don’t match any created conversion rules. Select one of the three predefined options. If you select the third rule, specify the reject reason. The system rejects all incoming documents with this reason.
### Conversion rules list
The conversion rule list is empty by default. To create a new rule, click the button to open the rule creation form.
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Review new rules in this list. Enable or disable each rule as needed.
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Update, clone, or delete existing rules in the rule properties form. Open the form by clicking the rule name. Click the button to save changes.
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button to open the rule creation form.
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Review new rules in this list. Enable or disable each rule as needed.
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Update, clone, or delete existing rules in the rule properties form. Open the form by clicking the rule name. Click the 
button to save changes.
