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Integration Overview
Junto integrates with the tools MSPs rely on every day. Each integration gives the AI agent access to specific capabilities -- from reading ticket details and device telemetry to managing subscriptions and running remediation scripts.
Available Integrations
| Integration | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ConnectWise PSA | PSA | Sync tickets, companies, contacts, and time entries |
| NinjaOne | RMM | Monitor devices, check alerts, query installed software, and run scripts remotely |
| ITGlue | Documentation | Import documentation into the knowledge base for AI-powered lookups during triage |
| Sophos Central | Security | Monitor endpoint health, review alerts, run Live Discover queries, and isolate devices |
| Pax8 | Licensing | Look up cloud subscriptions, check license counts, and manage seat quantities |
| ConnectWise RMM | RMM | Monitor devices, check performance metrics, review patches, and run automation scripts |
| Microsoft 365 | Productivity | User management, sign-in logs, and mailbox access |
| Google Workspace | Productivity | User, group, license, device, and email management across Google Workspace domains |
| Slack | Messaging | Chat with the AI agent directly from Slack |
| Microsoft Teams | Messaging | Chat with the AI agent directly from Microsoft Teams |
| SentinelOne | Security | Monitor endpoints, investigate threats, manage isolation, and run Deep Visibility queries |
| Hudu | Documentation | Sync articles and files to the knowledge base, manage procedures, assets, passwords, and websites |
| Auvik | Network Monitoring | View network devices, check performance metrics, review alerts, and explore network topology |
| usecure | Security Awareness | Track training progress, phishing simulations, breach monitoring, and policy compliance |
| CIPP | M365 Management | Manage users, MFA, mailboxes, security alerts, devices, groups, and licenses across M365 tenants |
| UniFi | Network Management | View consoles, sites, devices, clients, network topology, and VLAN configurations |
| Cisco Meraki | Network Management | View devices, networks, clients, alerts, uplink health, and hardware inventory |
| Addigy | Apple MDM | Manage Apple devices, run remote commands, deploy profiles, and monitor alerts |
| PIA | RPA | Browse, trigger, and monitor robotic process automations |
How Integrations Work
Each integration follows a common pattern:
- Connect -- Provide API credentials or complete an OAuth flow to establish the connection.
- Map companies -- Link your Junto companies to the corresponding entities in the external system (e.g., ConnectWise companies, NinjaOne organizations, Sophos tenants).
- Configure tools -- Review the tools the integration provides and set approval policies for each.
- Sync data -- Some integrations run automatic syncs to keep data current. Others query data on demand during triage.
Managing Integrations
Navigate to Settings > Integrations to see all available integrations, their connection status, and tool coverage. Each integration shows:
- Connection status -- Connected, Disconnected, Token expired, Error, or Not configured.
- Tool coverage -- How many tools are enabled out of the total available.
- Approval mix -- The distribution of approval policies across the integration's tools.
Only users with the Admin or Owner role can configure integrations.
Embedded Pods
Junto can embed directly into your existing tools so technicians never need to leave their workflow:
- ConnectWise Pod -- Embeds into ConnectWise PSA service tickets.
- Nilear MTX Pod -- Embeds into Nilear MTX service tickets with automatic authentication.