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Workspace Integrations

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Last updated 1 year ago

Curiosity Workspace is an enterprise search software that helps you find and access data from various sources within your organization. You can connect data sources such as Azure Storage, AWS S3, FTP servers, RSS feeds, IMAP/POP3 mailboxes and more to your workspace using workspace integrations.

Workspace integrations are different from user app integrations in two ways:

  • Workspace integrations need to be configured by an administrator of the workspace. User app integrations can be set up by any user of the workspace.

  • Workspace integrations usually have a data visibility setting that determines who can see the data from the integration. You can choose to make the data public in the workspace (visible to all users) or restricted to an access group (visible only to users who belong to that group). User app integrations do not have this option and are automatically restricted to the user that connected the app.

How to configure a workspace integration

To set up a workspace integration, you need to follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Manage section of your workspace and click on Integrations.

  2. Choose the type of data source you want to connect from the list of available options.

  3. Enter the required information for connecting to the data source, such as URL, credentials, etc.

  4. Choose a Source name. You can customize the source appearance later under Interface.

  5. Choose a data visibility setting for your integration: public or restricted.

  6. If you choose restricted, select an access group from the list of existing groups or create a new one.

  7. Click on Save to connect the data source and start syncing.

Once you save your integration, Curiosity Workspace will start syncing the data from your data source and make it searchable in your workspace.

You can view and manage all your workspace integrations on the Settings page of your workspace. You can edit, delete or pause any integration at any time.

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