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# Content Feature Requests
You can submit content feature requests to your Account Team or Customer Success Team.
To ensure we fully understand your needs, include the following information:
For a new integration or integration enhancement:
**Product details**
* Name and version of the product you want to integrate with.
* The deployment type for the product (SaaS, Hybrid, On-premise).
* API documentation and specific needed API calls (if available).
**Use case details for the new integration or integration enhancement**
* High-level description of what you want to achieve. For example, *While analyzing a phishing incident, I would like to utilize the integration to detonate the attached file*.
* Specific workflows or tasks the integration will support.
* Examples of relevant incidents or commands.
* Integrations that will be used as part of the use case.
For a new use case request
* Describe the use case flow.
* Provide a list of integrations you would like to be supported as part of the use case (if available).
* Describe what data needs to be extracted or what actions are to be triggered.
* Share any relevant flow charts or example playbooks you may have created.
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