Overview

Out-of-the-box (OOTB) Connectors accelerate solution implementation by providing pre-built, ready-to-use Connectors to popular external systems. Learn more about Connector types

Each Connector has a dedicated page with relevant configuration.

All Connectors are available for Camunda 8 SaaS and Self-Managed.

Beginners to Connectors may want to get familiar with Connectors using a guide to configuring out-of-the-box Connectors.

Outbound

Outbound Connectors

• Amazon DynamoDB Connector - Interact with Amazon DynamoDB NoSQL database service within your BPMN process, enabling you to store and retrieve data from tables, as well as perform queries and scans.
• Amazon EventBridge Service Connector - Send events using Amazon EventBridge service within your BPMN process.
• Amazon SNS Outbound Connector - Send messages to Amazon Simple Notification Service from your BPMN process.
• Amazon SQS Connector - Send messages to Amazon Simple Queue Service from your BPMN process.
• Asana Connector - Manage Asana projects and tasks from your BPMN process.
• Automation Anywhere Connector - Orchestrate your Automation Anywhere queue from your BPMN process.
• AWS Lambda Connector - Invoke AWS Lambda Functions from your BPMN process.
• Azure OpenAI - Interact with Azure OpenAI from your BPMN process.
• Blue Prism - Orchestrate your Blue Prism queue items from your BPMN process.
• Camunda Operate Connector - Fetch process execution data from Camunda Operate.
• Easy Post Connector - Create addresses, parcels, and shipments, as well as purchase and verify shipments with EasyPost from your BPMN process.
• GitHub Connector - Manage GitHub issues and releases from your BPMN process.
• GitLab Connector - Manage GitLab issues and releases from your BPMN process.
• Google Drive Connector - Create folders or files from a Google Drive template from your BPMN process.
• Google Maps Platform Connector - Validate addresses, retrieve postal addresses, and calculate distances with Google Maps Platform Service from your BPMN process
• Google Sheets Connector - Allows you to work with an existing or new empty spreadsheet on Google Drive from your BPMN process.
• Hugging Face Connector - Interact with Hugging Face models from your BPMN process.
• Kafka Producer Connector - Produce messages to Kafka from your BPMN process.
• Microsoft Teams Connector - Interactions with Microsoft Teams from your BPMN process.
• Microsoft 365 Connector - Interactions with Microsoft 365 mail from your BPMN process.
• OpenAI Connector - Interact with ChatGPT and OpenAI Moderation API.
• RabbitMQ Producer Connector - Send messages to RabbitMQ from your BPMN process.
• Salesforce Connector - Manage your Salesforce instance from your BPMN process.
• SendGrid Connector - Quickly send emails from your BPMN processes.
• Slack outbound Connector - Send messages to channels or users in your Slack workspace from your BPMN process.
• Twilio Connector - Send and get SMS messages with Twilio service from your BPMN process.
• UiPath Connector - Orchestrate your UiPath Bots with Camunda.
• WhatsApp Connector - Send messages with WhatsApp Business from your BPMN process.

Inbound

Inbound Connectors

• Amazon EventBridge Webhook Connector - Start a BPMN process instance triggered by an Amazon EventBridge service event.
• Amazon SNS inbound Connector - Trigger your BPMN process with an Amazon Simple Notification Service notification via HTTPS.
• Amazon SQS Connector - Receive messages from Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) in your BPMN process.
• GitHub Webhook Connector - Start a process instance triggered by a GitHub event.
• Kafka Consumer Connector - Consume messages from Kafka from your BPMN process.
• RabbitMQ Consumer Connector - Receive messages from RabbitMQ in your BPMN process.
• Slack inbound Connector - Trigger a Slack bot to start a BPMN process with an event or a slash command
• Twilio Webhook Connector - Start a process instance triggered by a Twilio webhook. Can be used as an intermediate Connector in existing processes.

Protocol

Protocol Connectors

• GraphQL Connector - Execute a GraphQL query or mutation from your BPMN process.
• HTTP Webhook Connector - Start a process instance with your custom webhook configuration.
• Polling Connector - The HTTP Polling Connector polls an endpoint at regular intervals, enabling periodic data fetching as an intermediate step in your BPMN processes.
• REST Connector - Make a request to a REST API and use the response in the next steps of your process.
• SOAP Connector - Connect your BPMN process with Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) services and interact with SOAP service endpoints.

In addition to this section on Connectors, we recommend reviewing Connector secrets.

If you want to build custom Connectors, head over to our Connector SDK guide.