# Integrations

The <mark style="color:green;">**Integrations**</mark> section of the <mark style="color:green;">Inopli RPA</mark> module provides a robust and extensible framework for connecting with third-party platforms, internal systems, cloud services, security tools, and external APIs. This integration layer is essential for executing automated actions across the security ecosystem during playbook execution.

Each integration is implemented as a **connector** that can be customized and reused across multiple workflows. These connectors support granular configurations, including credentials, endpoint mappings, API keys, headers, and response handling, ensuring secure and efficient interaction with the external system.

Currently, Inopli supports over **200 native connectors**, enabling comprehensive orchestration and automation across a wide range of use cases such as ticket creation, enrichment, threat hunting, alerting, asset isolation, and more.

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### &#x20;Available Connectors

* **Security Tools & EDR**
  * CrowdStrike Falcon
  * SentinelOne
  * Microsoft Defender ATP
  * Carbon Black Cloud
  * Cynet
  * Trend Micro Vision One
* **Threat Intelligence & Enrichment**
  * VirusTotal
  * URLVoid
  * Talos ThreatSource
  * AbuseIPDB
  * Recorded Future
  * DomainTools
  * ThreatQ
  * Shodan
  * JoeSandbox
* **Email & Collaboration**
  * Microsoft Teams
  * Slack
  * Exchange
  * Mimecast
  * Cisco Email Security
  * Twilio
* **Ticketing & ITSM**
  * Jira
  * ServiceNow
  * BMC Remedy
  * Freshservice
  * SysAid
  * ConnectWise
* **Cloud & Infrastructure**
  * AWS EC2, IAM, S3, GuardDuty, Security Hub
  * Azure AD, Security Center
  * Google Cloud API, Armor, Pub/Sub
  * Docker, Kubernetes, VSphere
* **SIEM & Logging**
  * Splunk
  * ElasticSearch
  * Azure Sentinel
  * QRadar
  * ArcSight
  * Devo
  * Exabeam
* **Vulnerability Management**
  * Nessus
  * Tenable.io
  * Orca Security
  * Qualys (via HTTP API)
* **Data Sources & DBs**
  * MongoDB
  * PostgreSQL
  * MSSQL
  * MySQL
  * Redis
* **Other Utilities**
  * SSH
  * WMI
  * REST API
  * CSV / JSON input
  * Custom HTTP v2

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New connectors are added regularly, and custom connectors can be developed using Python. This allows teams to integrate with internal systems or proprietary APIs when required.


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