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Integration catalog

This page lists the systems Mesh connects to, grouped by the same categories as the connector documentation. Connectors bring accounts, entitlements, and activity from these systems into Mesh, where they're correlated into identities and scored for risk.

The catalog grows regularly — new connectors are announced in the release notes as they ship, and some integrations are enabled in waves after they're announced. If a system you need isn't listed, or isn't yet available in your tenant, contact Axiad Customer Success to request it.

Identity providers​

Your identity provider is the anchor data source for correlation. See the identity provider connectors overview.

HR systems​

Authoritative worker data for correlation and lifecycle context. See the HR system connectors overview.

Mesh connects to your HR system through a single unified HRIS connector: you authorize Mesh to your HR provider once, and Mesh ingests employee identity signals — identifiers, employment status, hire and termination timing, manager and department context, employment type, and work location — normalized into a consistent shape across providers.

Full-fidelity sources (source-specific employment-status mapping):

Additional HR platforms connect through the same unified connector. For sources without provider-specific status mapping yet, employment status is ingested as UNKNOWN until a mapping is added, while all other identity fields sync normally. To confirm support for your HR system, contact Axiad Customer Success.

Identity governance​

ITSM and ticketing​

  • ServiceNow — also powers asset lifecycle status and record matching on the PQC dashboard
  • Jira
  • Confluence
  • PagerDuty
  • Linear

Cloud and SaaS​

  • Amazon Web Services
  • Box
  • Databricks
  • Datadog
  • DocuSign
  • Dropbox
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • HashiCorp Vault
  • Salesforce
  • Slack
  • Snyk

Directories​

  • Google Workspace
  • LDAP
  • Active Directory

Access management​

  • JumpCloud
  • OneLogin

On-premises systems​

Systems inside your own network — behind a firewall or VPN, with no public endpoint — connect through the Axiad edge agent, an outbound-only connector you run on your premises. See on-prem connectors.

Custom and offline imports​

For systems the catalog doesn't cover:

  • The universal REST connector integrates systems that expose a REST API, without waiting for a dedicated connector.
  • Custom and offline imports bring in data from systems that can't be reached directly. See the Custom & Offline section of this documentation for examples, or contact Axiad Customer Success to discuss your source.

Planned additions​

The following connectors are in development and not yet generally available. They're listed here so you know they're coming; each is announced in the release notes when it ships, and some are enabled in waves after announcement. To be an early adopter of one, contact Axiad Customer Success.

  • Snowflake — cloud data warehouse
  • Kubernetes — cloud infrastructure (users, roles, role bindings, namespaces)
  • 1Password — secrets management
  • Cisco Duo — access management / MFA

Add a connector​

All connectors are added the same way: select the provider from the provider list when adding a connector in the dashboard. See Connectors & Integrations for the steps, or follow Set up your first connector for a guided first-time walkthrough.