Explore the Navigation Pane

Use the navigation pane to access all the pages, tools, dashboards, and settings in Oracle Integration.

When you start Oracle Integration, the navigation pane is hidden. To view the navigation pane, click Show/Hide navigation menu in the top corner of the Home page.

The menu displayed in the navigation pane depends on your assigned role, your selection, and your location in Oracle Integration. The navigation pane may display the main menu or a submenu.

This Oracle Integration navigation pane shows options for Home, Projects, Design, B2B, Observability, Settings, Visual Builder, and Process. The Design navigation pane shows options for Integrations, Connections, Lookups, Libraries, Packages, Agents, and Adapters.

Browse the menu and submenu selections, which give you access to the Oracle Integration runtime environment, design-time environment, development tools, and administration settings.

Menu Selections	More Information
	Access the launch pad and high-level dashboard for Oracle Integration, search for recipes and accelerators, and open recently worked on projects.
	Launch the page to create integration projects. An integration project consists of self-contained assets (integrations, connections, lookups, and JavaScript libraries) bundled into a solution that can be developed, managed, and monitored as a single unit from a single workspace. For more information about working with projects, see the following topics: About Integration Projects Designing, Managing, and Monitoring Integrations in Projects
	Launch the design-time environment for integrations. Configure connections, and create and activate integrations. Work with lookups, libraries, packages, agents, and adapters. For more information about the submenu selections, see the following topics: Integrations: Create an Integration Connections: Create Connections Events: Create Integrations to Publish and Subscribe to Events Lookups: Map Data and Create Lookups Libraries: Use JavaScript Libraries in Integrations Packages: Manage Packages Agents: Download and Run the Connectivity Agent Installer Adapters: View Preinstalled Adapters
	Exchange business documents between Oracle Integration and a trading partner securely and reliably. For more information about the submenu selections, see the following topics: Documents: Work with B2B Documents Schemas: Work with B2B Schemas Trading partners: Use B2B for Oracle Integration in Trading Partner Mode Host profile: Define the Host Profile
	Monitor integrations in the runtime environment. For more information about the submenu selections, see the following topics: Dashboards: View the Dashboard Integrations: Monitor the Message Processing Status of Integrations Subscriptions: Monitor Event Subscription Integration Status Agents: Monitor Agents Instances: Track Integration Instances Errors: Manage Errors Future runs: View the Scheduled Integration Runs Calendar B2B tracking: Track B2B Messages Fusion Applications: Diagnose and Manage Event-Based Oracle Fusion Applications Integrations
	Configure settings for security certificates, notifications, tracing, schedules, time limits for inactive sessions, storage buckets, and import and export of design-time metadata. Access File Server settings for preferences, users, groups, and folders. For more information about the submenu selections, see the following topics in Using Integrations in Oracle Integration 3: Certificates: Manage Security Certificates Notifications: Configure Notification Emails Tracing: Change the Tracing Level on an Active Integration Schedule: Globally Change the Submitter of Integration Schedules Security: Set the Time Limit for Inactive Sessions Storage: Step 2: Configure the Instance Object Storage Bucket Import and Export: Step 3: Export and Import Design-Time Metadata Between Instances For File Server settings, see Administer File Server.
	Launch Visual Builder to create and publish web and mobile applications. For more information about working with Visual Builder, see Get Started with Visual Builder in Developing Applications with Oracle Visual Builder in Oracle Integration 3.
	Launch Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Process Automation to rapidly design, automate, and manage business processes in the cloud. For more information about working with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Process Automation, see Use Process Automation with Oracle Integration 3 in Using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Process Automation.