Integrations catalog
The integrations catalog is a centralized hub for setting up data connections, managing cloud assets, and integrating other platforms with DoiT Cloud Intelligence.
Catalog dashboardβ
The catalog dashboard lists all available integrations. To access the dashboard, sign in to the DoiT console, select Data ingestion and integrations > Integrations from the top navigation mega menu.

Connection statusβ
When applicable, the connection status is shown in the header of the integration card.
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Healthy: The connection is active and data is flowing as expected.
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Unhealthy: The integration has connection issues. Hover over the tooltip for more information.
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Not Connected: No active connection for the integration.
Management optionsβ
The options available on each integration card vary with the status of the integration:
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Connect +: To set up a new connection.
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Assets: To access the integration's assets list.
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Manage: To manage connections.
Data freshnessβ
Most integrations refresh data every 6 hours or daily, depending on the platform. See each integration's page for specific refresh schedules.
Assets managementβ
Cloud assets are resources or services hosted or managed within your cloud environment. For Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365, DoiT Cloud Intelligence provides the following assets management options:
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Billing profile assignment: Each Billing profile receives its own monthly invoices. You can assign assets to different billing profiles to manage how the entities (for example, products, environments, teams) in your organization are billed.
To assign an asset to a billing profile, you must have Assets Manager and Billing Profile Admin permissions.
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Tag assets: For classification purposes. Tags also appear on monthly invoices next to their respective assets.
To tag an asset, you must have Assets Manager permission.
Catalog categoriesβ
The dashboard is organized into different categories. You can search for an integration under All if not sure about its category.
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Cloud platforms: Connect and manage your primary cloud infrastructure from Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
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Providers: Manage external data and observability platform connections.
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Workloads & Ops: Monitor and secure your operational environments.
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Data & AI: Connect business intelligence tools and generative AI models.
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Work Management: Integrate productivity suites.
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Others: Expand visibility beyond primary clouds by connecting specialized services.