> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aiceberg.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aiceberg.ai/tools/what-are-integrations.md).

# What are Integrations?

Integrations allow you to connect Aiceberg to other software systems in your security and identity infrastructure. Currently, you can connect to SIEM platforms to receive security alerts. Additional integration types, including identity management systems, will be added in the future.

Account admins can access Integrations via the Tools menu.

### How to Connect a SIEM

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### Accessing Integrations

To access Integrations, navigate to the Tools section in the left sidebar. This feature is only visible to users with admin permissions.
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### Initial Setup

If you haven't configured any integrations yet, you'll see a message that reads "No integration configured" along with a **Connect** button.

Tap the Connect button to open a modal where you can choose your SIEM provider from the available options. If your SIEM provider isn't listed, please reach out to <support@aiceberg.ai> — we may just need to enable it for your account.
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### Configuration

After selecting your provider, you'll need to configure the connection settings. Each SIEM requires different information to establish a connection, such as:

* API endpoints or URLs
* Authentication tokens or API keys
* Organization or tenant identifiers

Follow the prompts to enter the required credentials for your specific SIEM platform.
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### Managing Your Connection

Once your connection is configured successfully, the Integrations page will display your active connection status and provider with a **Disconnect** button.

You can only have one SIEM configured at a time. If you need to connect to a different SIEM platform, you'll need to disconnect your current integration first by tapping the Disconnect button.
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Read more about [Alerts](/signals/what-are-alerts.md).
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<summary>Need help or your SIEM provider isn't listed?</summary>

If your SIEM provider isn't listed when you open the Connect modal, contact support at <support@aiceberg.ai> — we may need to enable that provider for your account.

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