Integrations

Connect to Deepwell.

Deepwell can pull data from the tools you already run. Some provider connections are built into Deepwell, while others are supported but require some additional information. In either case, our team is here to support you in getting set up with your tools.

You are not limited to this list.

Most tools with a REST API and an API key or token connect through a Custom Connection. Not sure about yours? Start a conversation.

Built and maintained by Deepwell

Connections that the Deepwell team directly supports and maintains. Not all endpoints from all providers are pre-built, though all standard endpoints are supportable. Ask us if you have any questions about the specific endpoints you need.

SentinelOne

EDR

Huntress

SecurityComing soon

Guided setup

Providers we can help you connect step by step.

Custom

Tools that connect through a Custom Connection.

Security

  • Avanan
  • Bitdefender
  • Blackpoint Cyber
  • Blumira
  • Breach Secure Now
  • Cisco Umbrella
  • ConnectWise SIEM
  • CyberFox
  • Cynomi
  • Duo
  • Inky
  • Ironscales
  • KnowBe4
  • Malwarebytes
  • Proofpoint
  • ThreatLocker

Productivity

  • ClipTraining
  • ImmyBot
  • Microsoft 365
  • Rewst
  • ScalePad Lifecycle Manager

Documentation

  • Hudu
  • ITBoost
  • Liongard
  • Passportal

RMM

  • Addigy
  • ConnectWise RMM
  • Kaseya VSA
  • N-able

Backup

  • Datto BDR
  • Dropsuite
  • Veeam

EDR

  • CrowdStrike
  • Microsoft Defender

Network

  • Domotz
  • UniFi/HostiFi

CSAT

  • SmileBack

PSA

  • HaloPSA
Connections

How connections work

A connection holds the provider domain and the credential for one integration. You type them in your account; Deepwell encrypts them on the way in and again before it keeps them.

A Data Source names the GET endpoints Deepwell reads from that connection. Deepwell only reads from the tools you connect. It does not write to them or change their settings.

Security and trust
Not on the list

Connect it anyway.

A Custom Connection holds the provider domain and the credential it issues you, a static key or OAuth2. You add Data Sources that name the GET endpoints to read. Many REST APIs that give you a key or token work this way.

Tell us what you need Read about Custom Connections

Tell us which provider and which numbers you report on, and we will tell you where it sits.