Integrations
Connect Coveo to the products your teams and customers already use. Browse integrations below to add AI-powered search, recommendations, and answers to your content.
Understanding integration badges
Coveo integrates with a wide range of third-party products, and these integrations differ in how far Coveo has taken them. Every integration page shows a badge: Supported, Recipe, or Experimental.
Each badge tells you three things at a glance: who builds and maintains the integration, the degree to which Coveo has built and verified it, and what to expect from Coveo Support if you need help.
| Badge | What it means | Coveo's commitment |
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Built and maintained by Coveo |
This badge identifies an integration between a third-party product and Coveo that Coveo builds, maintains, and tests against the listed versions of that product. It can include native connectors, packaged integrations, and the generally available Coveo capabilities that deliver the experience. |
Coveo maintains compatibility with the listed product versions and releases fixes and updates. Coveo Support helps you resolve issues with the integration, including issues involving the Coveo capabilities it uses. |
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A verified approach you can adapt |
This badge identifies a step-by-step approach for connecting the product using Coveo's generic capabilities. Coveo verified it end to end on the product version and date shown on the page. |
Coveo supports the Coveo capabilities the Recipe uses, as documented. The product-specific parts are a starting point that you adapt to your own requirements. A Recipe is a snapshot of the product at the verified version, not a maintained integration, so you might need to adjust it as the product or its APIs change. Coveo might update parts of the Recipe when it becomes aware of changes, but it doesn't commit to doing so or guarantee that the Recipe will keep working. |
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An early approach to test and to build on |
This badge identifies a documented approach showing how the product can work with Coveo capabilities. It might outline only the general idea rather than a complete procedure, is built for a specific scenario, and hasn't been validated as a repeatable Recipe. Expect to adapt it and do some development work for your own requirements. |
Coveo supports the Coveo capabilities used, as documented. The approach itself is shared as guidance, not as a recommended configuration. It was built for a specific scenario, not validated across product versions or use cases, and not maintained by Coveo. Validate it in a test environment before relying on it. Implementation and adaptation remain your responsibility. If you need help adapting the integration to your environment, contact your Coveo representative to discuss options, such as engaging a partner or Coveo Professional Services. |
