Connected to the systems your decisions depend on.

Synchronization frequency depends on the source and integration method as set during configuration. Real-time content sync with permissions attached from the original source systems ensures all information available in Argonos is up-to-date and respects all permissions. 

Source-system permissions are inherited and kept in sync. When access changes at the source, those changes are reflected in Argonos so users only access information they are authorized to see.  

Argonos supports structured, unstructured and multimodal data from connected enterprise systems. 

Argonos can be configured for either, on a source system basis. Write permissions do require the source system API to enable this capability. In all cases, any access through Argonos is through the permissions and policies defined by your organization. 

Native connectors are developed and maintained to align with updates or changes to source systems and their APIs.

Native connectors are maintained as source systems evolve. Updates are handled at the connector level to minimize the impact on the applications and use cases that depend on them.

Yes – because Argonos can be deployed on-premises as well as in cloud environments, you can connect to your systems in your own private environment without any data ever leaving your systems.

The list on this page is not exhaustive – it’s a reflection of the most commonly used connectors by our clients. Argonos is also not limited to its catalog of 120+ native connectors – additional sources can be integrated using our Connector SDK and through source system APIs, standard interfaces, or MCP to meet custom integration needs.