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# Integration options

> How visitors reach your Microsite pages.

## Overview

Integration is how visitors actually reach your Microsite pages on your own domain.

## What happens here

Obvlo works out the delivery mode your site needs and offers a small number of ways to connect it to your domain:

* **Proxy from your server** (recommended): one path or subdomain on your site forwards to Obvlo. Visitors never leave your domain, and pages go live as soon as you publish.
* **WordPress plugin**: the same proxy, packaged as a plugin, with nothing further to configure once activated.
* **Embed in your own page**: you keep your own header, footer, and layout, and Obvlo returns just the content for a page you already have.

For a full comparison of delivery modes, including the older prerendered option, see [Deployment modes](/microsite/deployment-modes).

## What this means for you

Whichever option fits your site, your technical team confirms where the Microsite is served on your domain and puts the matching configuration in place. Obvlo provides ready-to-use configuration for common setups, including Cloudflare, IIS, NGINX, Apache, and Caddy, so there's little left to work out from scratch.

## Who's involved

This step is typically handled by your technical team, with support from Obvlo's implementation team.

## Related

* [Microsite overview](/product/delivery/microsite)
* [Deployment modes](/microsite/deployment-modes)
* [Delivery setup](/product/delivery/microsite/delivery-setup)


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