> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.allyy.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrations overview

> How data gets into Allyy and how decisions get out

Allyy connects to your stack at both ends of the loop: **sources** bring data in, and **destinations** send decisions out. Many connectors do both.

## Bringing data in

You add these as data sources inside a dataset (see [Connect a data source](https://docs.allyy.io/processes/data.md)):

> [card] Files
>
> CSV and JSON — the simplest way to get started with an export from any system.

> [card] Warehouses & databases
>
> Google BigQuery and Microsoft SQL Server — connect directly to where your data already lives.

> [card] Storage & transfer
>
> Google Cloud Storage and SFTP — for scheduled file drops.

> [card] Marketing & CRM tools
>
> Agillic, ActiveCampaign and Salesforce — connect operational systems directly.

## Sending decisions out

Exported decisions can be synced to connected destinations or pulled via the API. See [Exporting decisions](https://docs.allyy.io/predictions/exporting.md).

## Connector guides

> [card] [Salesforce](https://docs.allyy.io/integrations/salesforce.md)
>
> Step-by-step setup of the Allyy.io Salesforce Connector, including the Connected App and credentials.

> [card] [Content recommendations](https://docs.allyy.io/integrations/content_recommendation.md)
>
> Serve personalised content recommendations into your CMS (a separate recommender feature).

> [!NOTE]
>
> More connector guides will be added here. If you need a source or destination that isn't listed, contact [support@allyy.io](mailto:support@allyy.io) — many systems can be connected via files, SFTP, or a warehouse in the meantime.


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