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Navigate the New Integration Configuration Pages in VWO

Shweta Ajwani
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VWO has updated the configuration interface across all integrations. This update makes the setup more flexible, scalable, and easier to manage across different use cases. As a result, some steps in the existing Integrations documentation on our Knowledge Base may not match the current UI.

This article helps you understand what’s changed, how to set up the integrations through the new UI, and how to map older instructions to the updated experience.

It covers the following:

Note: We are in the process of updating Individual integration articles to reflect the new UI. Until then, use this article to interpret older instructions.

What's Changed?

  • No Enable Integration Step

    Old UI Earlier, users had to toggle an integration on before configuring it.
    integrations-old-ui-6sense.png New UI
    This step has now been removed. The integration is now considered enabled automatically as soon as you create a connector for it.
    new-integration-workflow.gif
  • From Checkboxes to Connectors
    Previously, users had to configure integrations by selecting checkboxes and then entering configuration details.

    Now, configuration checkboxes are replaced by connectors. A connector holds all the settings for a specific integration instance. To use an integration, you must create a connector and provide the required connector details during the setup.

Create a Connector

Follow these steps any time an existing article prompts you to enable an integration or select a checkbox on the Config page.

  1. Go to the integration page in VWO, for example, the BigQuery integration page.
  2. On the Config tab, click Create Connector.
  3. Fill in the connector details. See the field reference below for guidance on each field.
  4. Click Create Connector to save.

The integration is now enabled and active.

Connector Field Reference

Connector name

A label you choose to identify this connector. It is not retrieved from the third-party tool and has no technical requirement. Pick any name that helps you recognize it later.

Examples: 6sense - Production, My 6sense account, 6sense Q3 Campaign

Other fields, such as API keys or account IDs, are specific to each integration. Refer to the individual integration article for information on how to enter data in those fields.

Delete a Connector

Deleting a connector immediately disables the integration. Keep the following in mind before proceeding.

Attention: Connector deletion cannot be undone. All configuration details stored in the connector are permanently removed. To re-enable the integration, you must create a new connector and re-enter the required details.

To delete a connector:

  1. Go to the integration page.
  2. On the Config tab, find the connector you want to remove.
  3. Click Delete next to the connector name.
  4. Confirm the deletion when prompted.

Once deleted, the integration stops working immediately. If you need the integration active again, follow the steps in the Create a Connector section above.

Impact on Existing Integrations Post the UI Update

If you had integrations enabled before this UI update, your configuration has been carried over automatically. You do not need to set up anything up again.

On the integration’s Config tab, you will see a connector already present, labeled Default. This represents your previous configuration, and the integration continues to work as before.

Note: The Default connector is created automatically during migration. You can continue using it as-is, or rename it as required. You can also delete the existing connector and create a new one if you want to update the configuration.

Map Existing Documentation to the New UI

If you are using existing knowledge base articles (with references from the old UI), use the following mapping to interpret instructions in the new UI:

If the article says

Do this instead
Enable the integration.

Create a connector for that integration.

The integration is enabled automatically once the connector is created.
Go to the Config page and select a checkbox. Go to the Config page and click Add Connector.
Update the configuration after enabling the integration. Enter details while creating the connector.
Disable the integration.

Delete the connector.

The integration is disabled immediately.

Example

Old Workflow:

  1. Go to the BigQuery integration page.
  2. Switch on the toggle to enable the integration.
  3. Go to the integration’s Config tab.
  4. Select the required checkbox(es) and click Save.
  5. Click Connect BigQuery.
  6. Enter the configuration details and click Create Connection.

New Workflow:

  1. Go to the BigQuery integration page.
  2. On the Config tab, click Create Connector.
  3. Enter the connector details.
  4. Click Create Connector.

Why this Change?

This update helps us:

  • Simplifies how integrations are configured.
  • Supports more flexible and scalable use cases.
  • Provides a consistent setup experience across integrations.

Need more help?

For more information or further assistance, contact VWO Support.

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