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Supported integrations - Amazon Quick
Integration capability definitionsAuthentication method definitions

Supported integrations

Amazon Quick supports integrations with various third-party applications and services. Each integration supports different combinations of actions and knowledge base creation capabilities. The following table shows the supported integrations and their capabilities.

Supported Integration Capabilities
Integration Actions Knowledge Base
Adobe Marketing Agent Yes No
Airtable Yes No
Amazon S3 Yes Yes
Asana Yes No
Atlassian Confluence Cloud Yes Yes
Atlassian Jira Cloud Yes No
AWS Agent Registry Yes No
BambooHR Yes No
Box Yes No
Canva Yes No
Cisco Webex Meetings Yes No
Cisco Webex Video Messaging Yes No
Dropbox Yes No
Dun & Bradstreet Yes No
Figma Yes No
GitHub Yes No
Gong Yes No
Gmail Yes No
Google Analytics Yes No
Google Calendar Yes No
Google Chat Yes No
Google Docs Yes No
Google Drive Yes Yes
Google Meet Yes No
Google Sheets Yes No
Google Slides Yes No
HG Insights Yes No
HubSpot Yes No
HuggingFace Yes No
Intercom Yes No
Linear Yes No
Microsoft OneDrive Yes Yes
Microsoft OneNote Yes No
Microsoft Outlook Yes No
Microsoft SharePoint Online Yes Yes
Microsoft Teams Yes No
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Yes No
Monday.com Yes No
Moodys GenAI Ready Data Yes No
New Relic Yes No
Notion Yes No
OpenAPI Specification Yes No
PagerDuty Yes No
QuickBooks Yes No
REST API Yes No
Salesforce Yes No
SAP Bill of Materials Yes No
SAP Business Partner Yes No
SAP Material Stock Yes No
SAP Physical Inventory Docs Yes No
SAP Product Master Yes No
ServiceNow Yes No
Shopify Yes No
Slack Yes No
Smartsheet Yes No
Snowflake Cortex Agent Yes No
Visier Agent Yes No
Verisk Underwriting Intelligence Yes No
Web Crawler No Yes
WhatsApp Yes No
Zapier Yes No
Zendesk Suite Yes No
Zoom Yes No
ZoomInfo Yes No
Note

Not all applications support all integration types. The available options depend on the capabilities of each specific application and your user role.

Integration capability definitions

Actions

Call APIs and perform actions in external applications directly from Amazon Quick. You can share connectors with other users and use them in automated workflows.

Knowledge base

Create searchable repositories of information from external sources. Knowledge bases are children of data access integrations. Add them to spaces or use them directly in chat agents.

Authentication method definitions

User auth

Custom user-based OAuth authentication requiring base URL, client ID, client secret, token URL, auth URL, and redirect URL.

Service auth

Service-to-service authentication using either API key (with base URL and email) or service-to-service OAuth (with base URL, client ID, client secret, and token URL).

Managed OAuth 2.0

Managed OAuth 2.0 authentication flow with provider-specific sign-in interface.

AWS credentials

AWS-specific authentication using AWS access keys and permissions.

Basic auth

Username and password authentication.

Form/SAML auth

Form-based or SAML authentication with configurable field selectors.

JSON schema

Schema-based authentication for OpenAPI specifications.