Connector Catalog - Causeloop

Causeloop ships a catalog of managed connectors. Each connector handles scheduling, pagination, rate-limiting, and credential refresh automatically. You choose which connectors to enable in Settings → Integrations or via the API.

The catalog below reflects the connectors available in the current release. The full catalog is config-driven and grows with each release — call GET /v1/connector-catalog to see the live list for your instance.

Browsing the catalog via API

# List all available connector types
curl https://api.causeloop.ai/v1/connector-catalog \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"

# Filter by keyword
curl "https://api.causeloop.ai/v1/connector-catalog?q=jira" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"

# Get a single connector type's full metadata
curl https://api.causeloop.ai/v1/connector-catalog/pagerduty \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN"

Each catalog entry includes:

Field	Description
`type`	Connector type identifier (used in API calls)
`display_name`	Human-readable name
`description`	What the connector ingests
`category`	Grouping (see categories below)
`auth_type`	`oauth2` or `api_key`
`oauth`	`true` if the connector uses the OAuth flow
`supports_backfill`	`true` if historical data can be pulled
`supports_incremental`	`true` if incremental syncs are supported
`supports_webhook`	`true` if inbound webhooks are supported

Catalog by category

Operations & Incident Management

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
PagerDuty	`pagerduty`	OAuth 2.0	Incidents, alerts, escalations
Jira	`jira`	OAuth 2.0	Issues, bugs, epics, sprint activity
GitHub	`github`	OAuth 2.0	Issues, pull requests, CI failures
ServiceNow	`servicenow`	API key	ITSM tickets, incidents, change requests
Linear	`linear`	OAuth 2.0	Issues, cycles, project updates
OpsGenie	`opsgenie`	API key	Alerts, on-call notifications
Zendesk	`zendesk`	OAuth 2.0	Support tickets, customer issues

Observability & Error Tracking

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Datadog	`datadog`	API key	Alerts, monitors, metric anomalies
Sentry	`sentry`	OAuth 2.0	Error events, exceptions, performance issues
New Relic	`new_relic`	API key	Alerts, APM traces, infrastructure events
Dynatrace	`dynatrace`	API key	Problems, anomalies, Smartscape events

Cloud Infrastructure

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
AWS	`aws`	API key	CloudWatch alarms, Config events, GuardDuty findings
Azure	`azure`	API key	Monitor alerts, Sentinel incidents, resource events
GCP	`gcp`	API key	Cloud Monitoring alerts, Security Command Center findings

Security

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Okta	`okta`	API key	Identity events, policy violations, suspicious logins
CrowdStrike	`crowdstrike`	API key	Detections, incidents, threat intelligence
Splunk	`splunk`	API key	SIEM alerts, notable events
Tenable	`tenable`	API key	Vulnerability scan findings

Productivity & Collaboration

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Slack	`slack`	OAuth 2.0	Notifications and digest delivery (outbound)
Microsoft Teams	`teams`	OAuth 2.0	Notifications and digest delivery (outbound)
Confluence	`confluence`	API key	Page events, knowledge base changes
Asana	`asana`	OAuth 2.0	Tasks, project activity

CRM & Customer Experience

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Salesforce	`salesforce`	OAuth 2.0	Cases, opportunities, account signals
HubSpot	`hubspot`	OAuth 2.0	Deals, support tickets, contact activity
Freshworks	`freshworks`	API key	Support tickets, CSAT signals

HR & People

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Workday	`workday`	API key	HR events, workforce changes
BambooHR	`bamboohr`	API key	Employee records, time-off events
Greenhouse	`greenhouse`	API key	Recruiting pipeline events

Data Platforms

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Snowflake	`snowflake`	API key	Query errors, warehouse events
Databricks	`databricks`	API key	Job failures, pipeline errors
PostgreSQL	`postgresql`	API key	Table-level change events (CDC)

Custom & Generic

Connector	Type	Auth	What it ingests
Generic REST	`generic_rest`	API key	Any REST API with configurable field mapping
Generic Webhook	`generic_webhook`	HMAC	Any system that can POST a signed webhook
Generic CSV	`generic_csv`	API key	Scheduled CSV file imports
Generic Kafka	`generic_kafka`	API key	Messages from any Kafka topic

Don’t see the tool you need? Use the Ingestion API to push records from any source, or build a custom integration using the Ingestion API and webhooks together.

Authentication types

OAuth 2.0 — Connectors marked oauth: true use the authorization-code flow. Causeloop redirects the user to the provider to grant access, exchanges the code for tokens, and refreshes automatically. No credentials are stored in plain text. API key — Connectors marked oauth: false require a static credential (API key, service account token, or client secret). You supply this when creating the connector. Causeloop encrypts it at rest.

What happens after you connect

Once a connector is active, Causeloop:

Runs an initial backfill to pull historical data (configurable window)
Switches to incremental syncs on your chosen schedule (default: every 30 minutes)
Emits connector.sync.succeeded or connector.sync.failed events you can subscribe to via outbound webhooks

See Connecting a Source for the step-by-step setup guide.

​Browsing the catalog via API

​Catalog by category

​Operations & Incident Management

​Observability & Error Tracking

​Cloud Infrastructure

​Security

​Productivity & Collaboration

​CRM & Customer Experience

​HR & People

​Data Platforms

​Custom & Generic

​Authentication types

​What happens after you connect

Browsing the catalog via API

Catalog by category

Operations & Incident Management

Observability & Error Tracking

Cloud Infrastructure

Security

Productivity & Collaboration

CRM & Customer Experience

HR & People

Data Platforms

Custom & Generic

Authentication types

What happens after you connect