Integration Banner

About this block

Integration Banner announces that two products now work together. A bordered card strip opens with the two product marks set side by side and joined by a small plus, carries a bold pairing lead followed by the benefit in muted text, and closes on the right with an arrow link to the integration page. Placing the marks together first tells the story before a word is read, so the sentence confirms a picture the visitor has already understood.

The banner is built from inline SVG marks and theme tokens, so it renders as a server component with no client code and no external assets. Every part is swappable: drop in your own two marks, rewrite the pairing lead and the benefit line, and point the arrow link at the integration detail page. The bordered card surface keeps it inline, so it sits between sections as news rather than a full feature block of its own.

When to use

Reach for this block the week a new integration ships, when you want it in front of the people already reading about the product rather than tucked into a directory. It works well below a feature story or on a page for the category the partner serves, where a visitor who cares about that workflow sees the new connection in context. The arrow link carries the curious to the full setup without turning the announcement itself into a wall of detail.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Feature Sections that describe the workflow the integration then extends
• Integration Sections that show the wider set of connections this one joins

After

• Developers Sections for builders who want the API behind the connection
• FAQs to answer setup and permission questions the pairing raises

What you can display

The obvious fit is a two product connection with a benefit line. A few other ways to use the frame:

• A data sync. Name the two tools and let the benefit describe what flows between them and in which direction.
• A marketplace listing. Announce a new app in your directory and point the arrow at its install page.
• A partner launch. Pair your mark with a partner brand and use the benefit line to name the joint offer.

Tip: put the concrete benefit in the muted half rather than the names, what the connection does for a workflow moves more than the fact that two logos now sit together.