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Cloud and workloadsMicrosoft Sentinel integration onboarding concepts
In brief
A new concept article introduces onboarding as Part 1 of the Building Microsoft Sentinel Integrations series. It provides series context, prerequisites, related links, and guidance for approaching later integration procedures.
What Defender admins need to know
Administrators can use the article to orient teams before beginning Microsoft Sentinel integration work.
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title: Microsoft Sentinel integration onboarding concepts description: Understand the onboarding concept introduced in Building Microsoft Sentinel Integrations. author: EdB-MSFT ms.author: edbaynash ms.service: microsoft-sentinel ms.topic: concept-article ms.custom: msecd-doc-authoring-1012 ms.date: 05/20/2026 ai-usage: ai-generated #customer intent: As a security user, I want to understand onboarding in Microsoft Sentinel integrations so that I can frame later integration work.
Microsoft Sentinel integration onboarding concepts
Integration onboarding is the first part of the Building Microsoft Sentinel Integrations series. Part 1 focuses on onboarding.
The source provided is a video link and title only. This draft captures only what is explicitly available from that source and marks missing technical detail for author follow-up.
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with Microsoft Sentinel terminology used by your team.
Onboarding in the series context
The video title identifies onboarding as the concept for Part 1 in a series about building Microsoft Sentinel integrations.
This framing positions onboarding as foundational context for the rest of the series.
Why onboarding is introduced first
Part 1 placement indicates onboarding is presented before other integration topics in the series.
Starting with onboarding can help set shared context before later topics.
How this concept connects to integration tasks
Onboarding is presented as concept content in the context of building integrations.
Use this concept to orient readers before procedural documentation.
Related content
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@+---+title: Microsoft Sentinel integration onboarding concepts+description: Understand the onboarding concept introduced in Building Microsoft Sentinel Integrations.+author: EdB-MSFT+ms.author: edbaynash+ms.service: microsoft-sentinel+ms.topic: concept-article+ms.custom: msecd-doc-authoring-1012+ms.date: 05/20/2026+ai-usage: ai-generated+#customer intent: As a security user, I want to understand onboarding in Microsoft Sentinel integrations so that I can frame later integration work.+---++# Microsoft Sentinel integration onboarding concepts++Integration onboarding is the first part of the *Building Microsoft Sentinel Integrations* series. Part 1 focuses on onboarding.++The source provided is a video link and title only. This draft captures only what is explicitly available from that source and marks missing technical detail for author follow-up.++## Prerequisites++- Familiarity with Microsoft Sentinel terminology used by your team.+- <!-- TODO: Confirm required background knowledge and tools from the video content. -->++## Onboarding in the series context++The video title identifies onboarding as the concept for Part 1 in a series about building Microsoft Sentinel integrations.++This framing positions onboarding as foundational context for the rest of the series.++<!-- TODO: Add the exact definition of onboarding used in the video transcript. -->++## Why onboarding is introduced first++Part 1 placement indicates onboarding is presented before other integration topics in the series.++Starting with onboarding can help set shared context before later topics.++<!-- TODO: Add the explicit value statement from the source about why onboarding matters. -->++## How this concept connects to integration tasks++Onboarding is presented as concept content in the context of building integrations.++Use this concept to orient readers before procedural documentation.++<!-- TODO: Add concrete task relationships and decisions from the source material. -->++## Related content++- [Microsoft Sentinel integration guide](sentinel-integration-guide.md)+- [Microsoft Sentinel overview](../sentinel-overview.md)