> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.labatlas.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.labatlas.com/managing-your-organization/third-party-connectors.md).

# Third-Party Connectors

Lab Atlas allows you to connect a variety of third-party tools to your organization, such as cloud storage providers, electronic laboratory notebooks, and source code management systems. These integrations allow you and your team to pull files & data in from these systems, as well as propagating records & automating actions in the external services. The currently supported service integrations are:

* [Benchling](/integrations/benchling.md)
  * Automate creation of notebook folders & entries
* [Microsoft 365](/integrations/microsoft-azure.md)
  * Read and write files from SharePoint
  * Automate creation of storage folders for projects, studies, and assays
* [Amazon Web Services](/integrations/amazon-web-services.md)
  * Read and write files from S3
  * Automate creation of storage folders for projects, studies, and assays
* [GitLab](/integrations/gitlab.md)
  * Automate the creation of source code groups and projects
* [CDD Vault](/integrations/cdd-vault.md)
  * Automate creation of notebook entries

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