Integrations catalog
Built-in adapters for the systems that move your business.
27 entry points, adapters, providers and platform integrations, each documented from the source. Anything missing becomes a custom adapter.
Entry points
Every exchange starts here, and every entry point leads into the same pipeline.
HTTP & APIs
Call and poll REST APIs with the authentication partners actually use.
Files & object storage
Pick files up and put them down, with archive moves and binary-safe encoding.
Send templated email and turn mailbox messages into exchanges.
Message brokers
Long-lived connections to the brokers your organisation and customers already run.
Databases
Pooled connections, named statements and bound parameters for four relational engines.
Transformation
Precise, previewable mapping between JSON and XML in any direction.
Build your own
Anything else becomes an adapter that runs out of process.
Runs on
The infrastructure Bitween itself depends on, all of it yours.
Custom adapters
Don't see your system? Write the adapter.
A custom adapter is a small program that implements a receiver, validator, mapper or handler contract. Declare its properties, package it into storage, and it appears in the adapter picker.
- Classic: a new process per call, simple and isolated.
- Resident: a long-lived process that keeps connections open.
- Versioned: packages stored by semantic version under your adapter path.
- 1
Implement the contract
Write a receiver, validator, mapper or handler against the adapter contract.
- 2
Declare its properties
Name each setting, its default and whether it is secret. The admin UI builds the form from them.
- 3
Package and upload
Store the package under your adapter path, versioned by semantic version.
- 4
Use it in a pipeline
It appears in the adapter picker beside the built-in adapters, with the same retries, audit and history.
Need an adapter built for you?
Simplify9 builds custom adapters and full integrations as part of its support packages. Tell us what you need to connect.