About this block

Integrations Cta Band closes the connectivity story in one centered panel. A row of six icon chips, one highlighted in primary as the reader finds their tool moment, sits above a confident headline, a line carrying the integration count and a time to connect promise, and two buttons, browse and request. The whole band stays compact enough to slot between any two sections.

The icons are one array, with the highlight index hard coded where the accent chip sits. Headline, line, and labels are strings. The request button matters, it converts the missing tool case from a dead end into a conversation, and gives product a signal feed.

When to use

Reach for this block near the end of a page when integrations were mentioned but not yet given a section, or as the closer of a dedicated integrations page after the heavier directory blocks. It makes a smaller, friendlier ask than with-integration-grid and reads faster than integrations-grid-tiles. On short pages it can be the only integrations moment.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Features or Pricing where stack fit becomes the last question

After

• FAQs or Footers closing the page

What you can display

One strong use is the standard category chips with a connect time promise. Other bands:

• Migration band. Chips as the tools you import from, with the line promising white glove moves.
• Platform band. Chips as runtimes or clouds for an infrastructure product.
• Export band. Chips as destinations data can leave through, aimed at lock in skeptics.

Tip: the ten minute claim is the conversion lever, measure your real median connect time and publish that number instead.