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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/tutorials/connectors.mdx
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:::info Prerequisites
This guide assumes your familiar with the basics of [event types](../event-types), the [App Portal](../app-portal) and [Connectors](../transformation-templates).
This guide assumes your familiar with the basics of [event types](../event-types), the [App Portal](../app-portal) and [Connectors](../connectors).
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[Connectors](https://docs.svix.com/connectors) make it easy for your customers to link your webhooks to popular services like Slack, Hubspot, or Microsoft Teams in just a few clicks—no code or new backend infrastructure required.
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All we needed to do to setup the connector was select the event types we wanted to support and write the transformation. Svix takes care of the rest, so you can provide a one-click connection to Slack for your users.

Setting up connectors for the other supported services is just as easy. Check out the [Connectors docs](../transformation-templates) to learn more.
Setting up connectors for the other supported services is just as easy. Check out the [Connectors docs](../connectors) to learn more.