> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://glyue.docs.sandboxbanking.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://glyue.docs.sandboxbanking.com/tutorials/building-a-single-step-integration/1.-creating-the-integration.md).
# 1. Creating the Integration
**Create the Integration**
To create an integration, navigate to the **Build Page** using the navigation sidebar along the left, then click the plus icon (+) in the toolbar along the bottom. This will open the **Integration Configuration Wizard**.
In the wizard, give your new integration a name and description. For example:
> **Name:** User Management (Tutorial)\
> \
> **Description:** This integration requests a user from randomuser.com and performs basic processing on it.
Create a new integration
Leave all other fields as they are, click *Save*, then click *Continue*. You will now see the *Systems* step in the wizard.
**Adding a System**
Integration Gateway uses **Adapters** to store information about the third-party systems you're integrating with. We will now add the information for the `randomuser` API.
Click on *Add System,* then search for and select `HTTP` from the *Available Adapters* dropdown list.
Add a new HTTP adapter
Beneath it, click on the *Select Adapter Config* dropdown, then click *Add New Adapter*. This will open a popup window.
In the popup window, enter the following:
* Name: `randomuser API`
* Host: `glyuedev.public.internal.sandboxbanking.com`
Leave all other fields blank / as-is and click *Save Adapter Bindings*, then click *Continue*.
Add randomuser API details to the HTTP adapter
{% hint style="info" %}
The `randomuser` API doesn't involve authentication so we can leave most of the fields blank. For other APIs that require various forms of authentication, those credentials would be entered here.
{% endhint %}
The final step of the wizard involves sharing permissions to edit and run your integrations with others. For now, we'll skip this step and click on *Go to Build*, where we will see our new integration highlighted on the **Build Page.**
New integration created
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