# Overview

We offer several methods to integrate our system into your site or app.

### Apps

Our app, designed for specific platforms, reduces your workload by capturing as much first-party information as possible out of the box.

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[Shopify](/installation/shopify.md)
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[Wordpress](/installation/wordpress.md)
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### Javascript

If your platform isn't supported out of the box, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. We offer two methods for implementing with JavaScript. 

If your platform allows you to add code snippets to the site (commonly referred to as head snippets or HTML injection), check out our [Browser](/implementation/browser.md) guide. It will provide you with all the options available for adding a snippet and capturing data. Make sure to check [Key Concepts](/overview/key-concepts.md) page before you start to understand our thinking and best practices.

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[Browser](/implementation/browser.md)
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If you have developed your own front end using frameworks like React, Angular, or Next.js, you can utilize our NPM package suite to assist you with end-to-end integration. Check out our [Headless](/implementation/headless.md) guide. It will provide you with all the options available for adding a snippet and capturing data. Make sure to check [Key Concepts](/overview/key-concepts.md) page before you start to understand our thinking and best practices.

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[Headless](/implementation/headless.md)
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### API

There are situations in which you would like to send us events directly through an HTTP request. Typically, this happens for offline conversions or delayed processing. Check out our [HTTP](/implementation/http.md) guide on how to send the data.

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[HTTP](/implementation/http.md)
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