What is the main difference between packaged integrations and tailored integrations?

• A. Custom (tailored) integrations require deployment for each new customer and may require periodic maintenance.
• B. Packaged integrations require per-customer deployment.
• C. Tailored integrations are pre-built for all customers.
• D. There is no difference between them.

Answer: (A)

The core idea is that tailored (custom) integrations are built for a specific client and therefore need a separate deployment in each new customer’s environment, often accompanied by ongoing maintenance to handle changes in systems, data models, or requirements. Packaged integrations, by contrast, are pre-built, standardized connectors designed to work for many customers. They can be deployed across multiple environments with less per-customer development, and they typically come with updates and support from the provider.

So the statement is correct because it captures the practical distinction: custom integrations require per-customer deployment and usually ongoing maintenance, while packaged integrations are reusable across customers. The other choices describe scenarios that don’t fit how packaged versus tailored integrations are typically delivered.