About this block

Integrations Grid Tiles is the directory teaser. A centered heading and lede sit above nine bordered tiles in three columns, each with a tinted icon disc, a category name, and one line about what the connection actually does, closed by an outline button to the full directory. Categories rather than vendor logos keep the section honest and license free.

The integrations are one array of icon, name, and blurb. The blurbs carry the value, each describes the data flowing rather than the brand connected, sync direction, what comes back, what updates. The count in the lede and on the button should agree, both are strings.

When to use

Reach for this block on a product page when buyers need the will it fit my stack answer at category depth. It says more per tile than the pure visual of with-integration-grid and stays lighter than a real directory page. Choose integrations-categories-columns when you want to name actual tools in text, or the hub diagram when the architecture is the story.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Features establishing the product the integrations extend

After

• FAQs answering the is mine supported long tail
• CTAs for readers whose stack just cleared

What you can display

One strong use is nine connection categories with data flow blurbs. Other grids:

• Use case tiles. Swap categories for jobs, abandoned cart, lead routing, churn alerts, each naming its trigger.
• Platform tiles. Operating systems or frameworks for a developer tool, with support level in the blurb.
• Export tiles. Formats and destinations data can leave through, for buyers who fear lock in.

Tip: write every blurb as data movement, what flows in and what flows back, integration pages fail on adjectives and convert on verbs.