# Tech Partner Alert Destination Integrations

This page provides instructions for [Panther Technology Partners](https://panther.com/partners/) who are integrating their product with Panther using an Alert Destination. If you would instead like to create a Log Source integration, see [Tech Partner Log Source Integrations](https://docs.panther.com/data-onboarding/tech-partner).

## Step 1: Contact Panther’s Tech Partner team

* [Fill out this form](https://panther.com/partners/request/) to contact our Tech Partner team.
  * You will work with our Tech Partner team to get access to a test instance and a shared Slack channel.

## Step 2 (Optional): Build the integration in your application

Make any application-side changes required to properly receive a webhook sent by the [Custom Webhook Destination](https://docs.panther.com/alerts/destinations/custom_webhook).

You can [see the fields included in an alert payload here](https://docs.panther.com/destinations/custom_webhook#custom-webhook-alert-schema), or generate an alert by following [these instructions to set up a Custom Webhook Destination](https://docs.panther.com/destinations/custom_webhook#set-up-a-custom-webhook-in-panther), then clicking **Send Test Alert** (or triggering a detection that routes to your destination).

When setting up your application's alert destination in Panther, users will be able to set custom HTTP headers (name/value pairs). It's recommended to use these headers to authenticate alert webhooks from Panther.

## Step 3: Write instructional information about the integration

Please create a text file with the following information, which will be used to describe your platform in the Panther Console and to generate a documentation page for this integration:

* A description of the application
* Common use cases
* Step-by-step instructions for how a Panther customer can set up this alert destination
  * Please include any steps a user must take in your application prior to or after setting up the destination in Panther. For example, they might have to create a webhook URL or generate an authentication header value. See any of the pages under [Alert Destinations](https://docs.panther.com/alerts/destinations) for an example.
  * If you already have a public documentation page that outlines the required steps, you can provide a link to it instead of step-by-step instructions.
* Any caveats or limitations

## Step 4: Submit to Panther for review

1. Zip the files containing the following:
   * The text file of information from Step 3
   * A square .svg file of the application’s logo
2. Send the zipped file to Panther via your shared Slack channel.

After submitting your zip file, the Tech Partner team will work with you to coordinate next steps.


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