> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://tsanet.gitbook.io/connect/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://tsanet.gitbook.io/connect/api-reference/readme.md).

# TSANet Connect Integrations

### TSANet Supported Connectors

TSANet has created connectors for the following systems.  These can be downloaded and installed by system administrators.

**Salesforce**:  See the [Salesforce Connector in Documentation](/connect/documentation/salesforce-app/demo.md)

**Microsoft Dynamics:**  See [Microsoft Dynamics Connector in Documentation](/connect/documentation/dynamics-app/demo.md)

**Service Now:** See [Service Now Connector in Documentation](/connect/documentation/servicenow-app/early-access.md)

### Partner and Member Integrations

Developers use the TSANet Connect API to implement system connectors or custom integrations.   Contact TSANet at <membership@tsanet.org> for access to the Beta and Production environments.   The base URL for each environment is:

* Beta: [https://connect2.tsanet.net](https://connect2.tsanet.net/)
* Production: [https://connect2.tsanet.org](https://connect2.tsanet.org/v1)

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The [Integration Guide](/connect/api-reference/integration-guide.md) provides an overview of the TSANet Connect API and examples of both System Connector and a Custom integration.   &#x20;


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