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The page

Settings → Integrations (titled Integrations, “Add, edit or remove connections”) lists your connected integrations first, then Most Popular, then the full catalogue of over 200 integrations from A to Z. Integrations page with cards for Azure AD, Crowdstrike, Duo, Jamf and Lansweeper Scans, each showing the integration name, Features provided icons, last synced time and a CONNECTED badge

Page controls

  • Search: press ⌘ F or use Search systems… in the top bar.
  • Filters: show only integrations that provide a feature: Controls Monitoring, Device Inventory, Mobile Inventory, Remote Control, Software Inventory, Ticket Sync or User Inventory. The panel shows how many integrations match.
  • AWS Account / IP Whitelist Info: ThreatAware’s AWS account ID and the IP addresses it connects from, to allowlist in your tools’ management consoles. Copy all copies the addresses.
For what each feature means, see Integrations.

Connecting a new integration

1

Find the integration

Search for it, or scroll the catalogue.
2

Click the card

The connection flow depends on how the tool authenticates: OAuth, an API key, a username and password, or the PowerShell Relay for on-premises tools.
3

Provide credentials

See the tool’s guide in the Connection Guides tab for the exact fields.
4

(Optional) set up Vitals

For integrations with Controls Monitoring, choose which tags need the tool from its Vitals in Devices. See Vitals Configuration.
5

Wait for the first sync

The first sync pulls everything and can take a while on a large estate. Watch Last synced on the card.

Modifying an integration

Hover over a connected card and click Modify: To sync straight away rather than waiting for the next sync, click the refresh button next to Last synced.

Spotting a stale integration

See also

Integrations overview

Concepts and category catalogue

PowerShell Relay

For on-prem integrations

Connection Guides

Step-by-step per vendor