What can a Nexus integration actually do?

An integration can either feed Nexus with new sources, let an application query Nexus, or send Nexus outputs back into another tool. The value comes from connecting knowledge to an actual business workflow.

Do we need to connect all our tools at once?

No. The right approach is progressive: start with the sources and applications that carry the most value, then extend the integration perimeter once the first use cases are validated.

Does an integration guarantee useful AI answers on its own?

No. An integration only connects systems. Reliable answers still depend on source quality, access rules, retrieval strategy, and the way Nexus is deployed in your information system.

Nexus Integrations

Nexus connectors — plug your business data into your sovereign AI infrastructure

Nexus is not a silo: it is the layer that connects, structures, and secures your data before exposing it to business applications, assistants, reports, and controlled workflows.

Applications

870

Tools

22699

Triggers

148

Nexus ecosystem

Integrations also power Auroramind modules connected to Nexus.

Nexus structures knowledge. Modules then capture, enrich, or use that foundation depending on your business workflows.

Chatbot

Conversational interface that queries Nexus to answer with sources, access rights, and traceability.

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SideLens

Monitoring and summarization extension that turns web pages and content into reusable deliverables for Nexus.

View SideLens

Aurora Atlas

Web source collection and cleanup to create structured corpora that enrich your Nexus base.

View Aurora Atlas

Nexus Pocket

Field capture and mobile business memory to turn conversations, notes, and operational feedback into usable knowledge.

View Nexus Pocket

Silio

Business micro-app cockpit that consumes Nexus to make analyses, decisions, and workflows clearer.

View Silio

Automations

Workflows, webhooks, and business actions triggered from data structured and secured by Nexus.

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API, SDK, and MCP

The second integration family: connect Nexus to your applications and AI assistants

After Auroramind modules, Nexus exposes a technical integration layer for teams that want to connect their own portals, extranets, SaaS applications, copilots, or AI assistants.

Business applications

Nexus SDK

The SDK lets an external application query, publish, and synchronize knowledge in Nexus, always in the context of an authenticated user.

source_app, workspace, and project rights are enforced by Nexus.
RAG queries with sourced answers, citations, and quality feedback.
Simple or batch ingestion, ingestion job tracking, and hash-based taxonomy synchronization.

AI assistants

Nexus MCP

The MCP server makes Nexus available to compatible assistants, including ChatGPT, without giving them broad access to company data.

Controlled read access to accessible sources, workspaces, projects, and documents.
User JWT validated then forwarded to Nexus so central RBAC remains authoritative.
Current version is designed as read-only to avoid destructive actions from the assistant.

Shared governance

One security layer

SDK and MCP do not replace document governance. They consume Nexus as the source of truth for rights, taxonomy, content, and traceability.

No duplicated document database.
No bypass of user permissions.
One foundation to connect applications, copilots, agents, and workflows.

CONNECTED STACK

An integration catalog built to move business data, not just sync tools.

Nexus integrations connect the right sources, structure useful data, apply security rules, then send the right answers or actions back into the right tools. The point is not to collect logos. The point is to connect real business flows.

Ingest and structure content from document platforms, business apps, support tools, and data systems.

Route sourced Nexus answers or actions into collaboration, CRM, support, and execution tools.

Keep one governed data layer instead of duplicating AI logic in every application.

Most represented categories

A fast view of the ecosystems most often connected to Nexus in the current catalog.

AI & Machine Learning182Developer & DevOps123Data & Analytics114Marketing & Social83Others80Productivity & Project69CRM & Sales50Collaboration & Communication39

Representative integrations

Examples of applications that can feed or consume Nexus depending on the workflow you design.

GitHub

GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration, offering Git-based repository management, issue tracking, and continuous integration features

Developer & DevOps792 tools6 triggers

Stripe

Stripe offers online payment infrastructure, fraud prevention, and APIs enabling businesses to accept and manage payments globally

Finance & Accounting624 tools7 triggers

Databricks

Databricks is the lakehouse company, helping data teams solve the world's toughest problems with unified analytics platform for big data and AI.

Data & Analytics447 tools0 triggers

Pipedrive

Pipedrive is a sales management tool built around pipeline visualization, lead tracking, activity reminders, and automation to keep deals progressing

CRM & Sales430 tools3 triggers

Google Super

Google Super App combines all Google services including Drive, Calendar, Gmail, Sheets, Analytics, Ads, and more, providing a unified platform for seamless integration and management of your digital life.

Marketing & Social361 tools23 triggers

Shopify

Shopify is an e-commerce platform enabling merchants to create online stores, manage products, and process payments with themes, apps, and integrated marketing tools

E-commerce404 tools0 triggers

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