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Co-authored-by: Nuwan Rajika Kumarasiri <nuwan.kumarasiri@wisc.edu>

docs/tutorials/API_Related/CAOS_SOAP_API/CAOS_with_CAI.md

 # CAOS with Cloud Application Integration
 
-[CAOS](https://kb.wisc.edu/registrar/page.php?id=11753) (Curricular and Academic Web Services) is a SOAP API, organized primarily by curricular data. It also sits behind a firewall and is only accessible if your IP has been whitelisted. Our Informatica Secure Agents have been whitelisted, however the Informatica CAI service lives in the cloud, hosted by Informatica and cannot be. While this doesn't prevent us from consuming CAOS data from CAI, it adds a few steps to our process.
+[CAOS](https://kb.wisc.edu/registrar/page.php?id=11753) (Curricular and Academic Web Services) is a SOAP API, organized primarily by curricular data. It also sits behind a firewall and is only accessible if your IP has been added to allow list. Our Informatica Secure Agents have been added to allow list, however the Informatica CAI service lives in the cloud, hosted by Informatica and cannot be. While this doesn't prevent us from consuming CAOS data from CAI, it adds a few steps to our process.
 
 Another thing to consider is that setting up an integration to [consume CAOS data is much easier in CDI](docs/tutorials/API_Related/CAOS_SOAP_API/CAOS_with_CDI.md). If you are receiving real-time updates with Webhooks or another messaging service through CAI, you can add a call to a CDI Taskflow or Mapping Task within the CAI Process. In order to do this, you will need to add the [CAI Anonymous User](https://docs.informatica.com/cloud-common-services/administrator/current-version/user-administration/users/application-integration-anonymous-user.html) to the permissions on your CDI objects.