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# Install and manage integrations

There are [many different integrations](https://www.gitbook.com/integrations#custom-experiences) available in GitBook. From interactive content blocks to advanced analytics tools, your favorite tools are only a click away from integrating with GitBook.

You can install an integration in a single section, multiple sections, or all the sections across your organization.

If you install an integration in a single section, it will only work in that specific section. By installing an integration in multiple sections, you’ll be able to perform actions across all those sections.

<figure><img src="/files/iTMyzD48YXKZtBcZ5Rng" alt="A GitBook screenshot showing the integration library"><figcaption><p>Browse GitBook's built in integration library.</p></figcaption></figure>

### Install an integration

#### 1. Open the integrations screen

Before enabling an integration in a section or site, you'll need to install it in your organization. Go back to your organization **Home** and click **Integrations** in the sidebar. Browse integrations by category, or search for the one you need.

Once an integration is installed in your organization, you can also work with it at the site level — click **Integrations**, under **Extend** in the site sidebar. Integrations already added to the site appear under **Installed integrations**.

#### 2. Select the integration and install

Next, click on the integration you want to install. Certain integrations can be installed for your sections, and others for your published documentation.

On this screen you can select the areas you would like to install your integration in.

<figure><img src="/files/wQq9x3ZCYSavzg0Ebkne" alt="A GitBook screenshot showing where you can install an integration"><figcaption><p>Choose an area to install an integration in.</p></figcaption></figure>

#### 3. Configure your integration

{% hint style="info" %}
Analytics integrations — such as Google Analytics, Segment, or Fathom — are configured for the whole site. If your site contains multiple sections, you can't collect separate analytics per section; one configuration applies to the entire site.
{% endhint %}

You can now use your integration. Certain integrations may require extra configuration. If so, you’ll see a message asking you to configure your integration in your section or site.

View the integration’s instructions to learn more about configuring it for your team.

### FAQ

<details>

<summary>How do I configure my integration?</summary>

Each integration has it’s own configuration options. You can find each integration’s specific configuration instructions on it’s install page.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I request an integration?</summary>

Yes — [submit an integration request](https://survey.refiner.io/e61q1m-dp057m), or head to the [GitBook community](https://github.com/GitbookIO/community) to discuss what you'd like to see in GitBook.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I build my own integration?</summary>

The integration platform is available to anyone with a GitBook account. See [our integrations page](https://www.gitbook.com/integrations) or the [developer documentation](https://developer.gitbook.com/) to get started.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Does GitBook support Google Tag Manager?</summary>

No. Google Tag Manager allows the injection of CSS and JavaScript, which can break sites and carries security concerns, so GitBook doesn't integrate with it.

</details>


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