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Our New Embedded UI SDK Enters Early Access: Build Integration Setup Into Your Own UI

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Date Published
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Amrit Singh
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1,028
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English
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Summary

Prismatic has introduced Solis, an embedded UI SDK that lets software companies build native integration setup experiences within their own products while Prismatic manages configuration state, validation, connections, deployment, and version tracking. Beginning with headless configuration in early access through the end of October, Solis allows teams to define integration configuration schemas and secure server-side functions while using their own design systems and UI components for complex workflows such as field mapping, dynamic post-connection lists, and conditional setup steps. The SDK supports marketplace listings, account connections, and configuration through framework-agnostic and React packages, with executions and logs planned for later releases. Existing hosted configuration wizards remain available, and organizations can adopt headless configuration selectively for new integrations without affecting existing ones.

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