Integrations that respect tenant boundaries.
Sync devices, post ticket updates to Slack, and connect time tracking—without giving every integration full database keys.
Every new integration is a new attack surface. Core centralizes connection records and permissions so you can audit what talks to what—per tenant.
Integrations
Available and experimental connections
Connectors
Operational integrations teams ask for first.
Chat and PSA adjacency. Slack and similar tools can reflect ticket activity where your team already chats.
RMM reality. NinjaOne patterns bring device inventory closer to the ticket and asset graph.
Operational integrations teams ask for first.
Data flow
Mappings instead of duplicate entry.
Entity mapping. Link external IDs to Core customers and assets for consistent reporting.
Queues and retries. Outbound jobs handle transient failures instead of silent drops.
Mappings instead of duplicate entry.
Governance
Experimental connectors are labeled.
Scoped credentials. Store integration tokens with least privilege and rotate on offboarding.
Watch the registry. Integration maturity is tracked like any other feature area.
Active connections
6
Failed deliveries (24h)
0
Experimental connectors are labeled.
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