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integrations/types-of-integrations.md

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 # Types of integrations
 
-ilert integrations connect your tools and workflows for efficient alert management. These are organized into three categories:
+ilert integrations connect your tools and workflows for efficient alert management. They are organized into three categories:
 
 1. **Inbound Integrations**\
-   Also called [alert sources](https://docs.ilert.com/alerting/alert-sources), these enable you to connect monitoring tools, ticketing systems, or applications to ilert. Use pre-built integrations, email, Event API, SMS, or heartbeat monitoring to create and manage alerts effectively.
+   Also called [alert sources](https://docs.ilert.com/alerting/alert-sources), they enable you to connect monitoring tools, ticketing systems, or applications to ilert. Use pre-built integrations, email, Event API, SMS, or heartbeat monitoring to create and manage alerts effectively.
 2. **CI/CD integrations**\
-   [Deployment events](https://docs.ilert.com/alerting/deployment-events) enrich alerts by correlating deployment activity, such as releases or merges, with alerts. Native integrations like GitHub or GitLab and custom pipelines via API help reduce MTTR.
+   [Deployment events](https://docs.ilert.com/alerting/deployment-events) enrich alerts by bringing deployment activity, such as releases or merges, into your ilert incident management platform.
 3. **Outbound Integrations**\
    Known as connectors and [alert actions](https://docs.ilert.com/#connector-and-alert-action-aka-outbound-integration), outbound integrations let you automate responses. Update status pages, create tickets in JIRA, or send notifications to Slack to ensure timely and coordinated actions.
 
-Learn how each category helps you configure integrations to enhance your operations:
+Learn how to configure each type of integration to enhance your operations:
 
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-Explore the next pages to learn more about our integrations, categorized into these integration types.