All Integration Connectors

This page provides a consolidated list of all the available Integration Connectors.

Connectors for Google services

	AlloyDB		BigQuery		Cloud Search
	Cloud Spanner		Cloud SQL - MySQL		Cloud SQL - PostgreSQL
	Cloud SQL - SQL Server		Cloud Storage		Pub/Sub
	Firestore		Gmail		Google Analytics
	Google Calendar		Google Classroom		Google Cloud DataCatalog
	Google Contacts		Google Dialogflow		Google Docs
	Google Drive		Google Enterprise License Manager		Google Forms
	Google Natural Language		Google Safe Browsing		Google Sheets
	Google Slides		Google Tasks		Google Translate
	Identity and Access Management		Search Ads 360		Vertex AI
	Youtube		Youtube Analytics		Youtube Reporting

Connectors for other applications

	Active Directory		Amazon S3		Asana
	Azure AD (Entra ID)		Apache Cassandra		Apache Kafka
	Apache CouchDB		AuthorizeNet		Azure Data Lake Storage
	Azure Synapse		BigCommerce		Box
	CockroachDB		Confluence		Commercetools
	Couchbase		Dataverse		Docusign
	Dropbox		Dynamics 365		Elasticsearch
	Email		EnterpriseDB		Excel Online
	FinancialForce		FreshBooks		FTP
	GitHub		Greenplum		HTTP
	HubSpot		IBM DB2		IBM MQ
	Instagram		Jira Cloud		Jira Service Management
	Kintone		LDAP		Magento
	MailChimp		MariaDB		MetaAds
	MongoDB		Microsoft Teams		MySQL
	Netsuite		Neo4j		OneDrive
	Oracle DB		PayPal		QuickBooks Online
	PostgreSQL		Rabbit MQ		Redis
	Redshift		Salesforce		Salesforce Marketing Cloud
	SAP Business One		SAP ERP		SAP Netweaver Gateway
	SAP HANA		SAP ASE (Sybase)		SAP SuccessFactors
	SendGrid		ServiceNow		SFTP
	SharePoint		Shopify		SingleStore
	Snowflake		Solace		Splunk
	SQL Server		Streak		Stripe
	TaxJar		Teradata		Tibco
	Trello		Twilio		UKG
	Webhook		WordPress		WooCommerce
	Workday		Xero		Zendesk
	Zoho Books		Zuora

Connectors in General Availability (GA)

Some of the Integration Connectors are available only in the preview mode, while others are in general availability (GA).

The following connectors are available in GA:

1. Active Directory

2. Acumatica

3. AlloyDB

4. Amazon S3

5. Apache Cassandra

6. Apache CouchDB

7. Apache Kafka

8. Asana

9. Azure AD (Entra ID)

10. Azure Data Lake Storage

11. Azure Synapse

12. BigCommerce

13. BigQuery

14. Box

15. Cloud SQL for MySQL

16. Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

17. Cloud SQL for SQL Server

18. Cloud Storage

19. CockroachDB

20. Confluence

21. Couchbase

22. Dataverse

23. DocuSign

24. Dropbox

25. Dynamics 365

26. Elasticsearch

27. Email

28. Excel Online

29. Freshbooks

30. FTP

31. GitHub

32. Greenplum

33. HTTP

34. HubSpot

35. IBM Db2

36. IBM MQ

37. Instagram

38. Jira Cloud

39. Jira Service Management

40. Kintone

41. LDAP

42. MailChimp

43. MariaDB

44. Magento

45. MetaAds

46. MongoDB v2

47. Microsoft Teams

48. MySQL

49. Neo4j

50. NetSuite

51. Office365

52. OneDrive

53. Oracle DB v2

54. PostgreSQL

55. Pub/Sub

56. QuickBooks Online

57. Rabbit MQ

58. Redis

59. Redshift

60. Salesforce

61. SAP Business One

62. SAP ERP

63. SAP Gateway

64. SAP HANA

65. SAP SuccessFactors

66. SAP Sybase

67. Salesforce Marketing Cloud

68. SendGrid

69. ServiceNow

70. SFTP

71. SharePoint

72. Shopify

73. SingleStore

74. Snowflake

75. Splunk

76. SQL Server

77. Stripe

78. Teradata

79. TIBCO EMS

80. Trello

81. Twilio

82. UKG

83. WordPress

84. WooCommerce

85. Workday

86. Xero

87. Zendesk

88. Zoho Books

89. Zuora

Note: You will be billed for usage of a generally available connector version as per the prices mentioned in the pricing page. You aren't charged for using connectors in preview. To know when a connector version has moved from preview to general availability, you can use of the following approaches:

• Subscribe to the Integration Connector release notifications.
• Regularly check for the presence of the Preview label next to the connector name in the List connections page. If a connector doesn't have the Preview label, it means that the connector is generally available.