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Add or Edit a Source
- Amazon S3 Source
- Box (Personal) Source
- Box Business Source
- Confluence Cloud Source
- Confluence Self-Hosted Source
- Database Source
- Dropbox (Personal) Source
- Dropbox Business Source
- Exchange Enterprise Source
- Exchange Online (Personal) Source
- File System Source
- Generic REST API Source
- Gmail for Work Source
- Gmail (Personal) Source
- Google Drive (Personal) Source
- Google Drive for Work Source
- Jira Software Cloud Source
- Jira Software Self-Hosted Source
- Jive Cloud Source
- Jive Server Source
- Lithium Source
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Source
- OneDrive for Business Source
- OTCS Source
- Push Source
- RSS Source
- Salesforce Source
- ServiceNow Source
- SharePoint Online Source
- SharePoint Online Legacy Source
- SharePoint Server Source
- Sitecore Source
- Sitemap Source
- Twitter Source
- Web Source
- YouTube Source
- Zendesk Source
Add or Edit a Sitecore Source
Sitecore sources are automatically created from Coveo for Sitecore (see Coveo for Sitecore Installation Guide). You should thus only manage Sitecore sources from Sitecore itself.
Administrators and content managers may only edit Sitecore JSON source configurations in the Coveo Cloud administration console on rare occasions following Coveo Support indications (see Edit a Source JSON Configuration and Built-In Groups).
Source Features Summary
| Features | Supported | Additional information | |
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| Sitecore versions |
Coveo for Sitecore 5: 7.2 to latest Coveo for Sitecore 4.1: 7.2 to 9.2 Coveo for Sitecore 4.0: 7.2 to 8.2 |
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| Searchable content types | Site items and media library items | ||
| Content update | Refresh |
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| Rebuild | |||
| Content security options | Secured | ||
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| Shared | |||