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Every integration declares a product (productId, required) and may pre-select research sources (researchSources). These are different things: one product maps to one or more research sources. For example, the product one_it covers the sources one_it_legale, one_it_fiscale, one_it_fiscale_advanced, one_it_lavoro, one_it_penale and one_it_legale_amministrativo.
The product ID is sent on every backend request as the X-Libra-SDK-Product-ID header, so Libra knows which integration is calling.

Product IDs

Research source IDs

wko_de · lex_pl · inview_legal_nl · inview_legal_be · socialeye_be · one_it_legale · one_it_fiscale · one_it_fiscale_advanced · one_it_lavoro · one_it_penale · one_it_legale_amministrativo · jogtar_hu · sintact_ro · aspi_cz · aspi_sk · legal_intelligence_nl · inview_tax_nl · inview_tax_be · monkey_be · egov_praxis_de_jobcenter · egov_praxis_de_sozial · htk_de_auslr · htk_de_star ResearchSourceId is limited to the sources the SDK exposes. Sources of the main Libra app that the SDK does not offer (general legal and web search, Swiss, EU and US sources) are not valid values.
Slugs were renamed in v0.11.0 to product-oriented names (wolters_kluwer_nl became inview_legal_nl, wolters_kluwer_de became wko_de). The old slugs are no longer accepted.

Where the IDs are used

The TypeScript unions are in the types reference.