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What each integration contributes

Compare AppVentory integration categories by the data or workflow each one adds.

What you get

A quick reference for choosing the right connection based on the outcome you need.

  • Accounting software — Organisations, software-related vendors/apps, spend and transactions. Core discovery source: yes.
  • Identity / Workspace — Users, applications, user-to-app relationships and available activity/usage signals. Core discovery source: yes.
  • Browser extension — Additional browser-based usage evidence. Core discovery source: supports discovery and usage.
  • Practice CRM — Client onboarding and client records for Practice users. Core discovery source: no.
  • Email Provider — Outbound communication delivery and sender identity. Core discovery source: no.
  • MCP — Read-only access to supported AppVentory data from a connected AI assistant. Core discovery source: no.
  • Manual / spreadsheet import — Apps that connected sources do not cover. Core discovery source: fallback / supplement.

The core relationship

The simplest way to think about AppVentory is:

Identity / Workspace tells AppVentory about people, apps and available usage signals. Accounting tells AppVentory what the organisation is paying for. AppVentory brings those views together into one software inventory.

CRM, email and MCP integrations then support additional workflows around that core data picture.

What you've unlocked

You can now explain why AppVentory asks for different types of integrations and what value each connection adds.