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Add a bot or integration

By default, anyone other than guests can add a bot to a Zulip organization. A bot that sends content to or from another product is often called an integration.

Organization administrators can also restrict bot creation. Any bot that is added is visible and available for anyone to use.

Add a bot or integration

{start_tabs}

{tab|via-personal-settings}

{settings_tab|your-bots}

  1. Click Add a new bot.

  2. Fill out the fields, and click Add.

{tab|via-organization-settings}

{settings_tab|bot-list-admin}

  1. Click Add a new bot.

  2. Fill out the fields, and click Add.

{end_tabs}

!!! warn ""

See [bots and integrations](/help/bots-and-integrations) for more information about
the various fields.
Nearly all third-party integrations should use **Incoming webhook**
as the **bot type**.

Depending on the type of bot you're creating, you may need to download its .zuliprc configuration file. For that, click the download () icon under the bot's name.

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