Bring relevant records into Solidlio and extend the workflows you already run. Each implemented connection has its own purpose, plan requirements and external account requirements.
Implemented capabilities
Connect organization mail and directory workflows, or synchronize a personal Outlook calendar. These are separate capabilities with different plan requirements.
Implemented capabilities
Organization single sign-on and directory provisioning, subject to the plan’s SSO entitlement.
Implemented capabilities
Synchronize supported billing and accounting records with mapping, tax and currency context.
Implemented capabilities
Bring device inventory and alerts into client context, and launch supported remote actions and sessions.
Implemented capabilities
Azure supports inventory and cost ingestion for the connecting organization. GLPI supports ticket synchronization and record imports.
Implemented capabilities
Link password-manager records to the work, and bring captured procedural guides into your knowledge base.
Implemented capabilities
Connect supported registrar accounts and warranty lookup services. Track domain and certificate inventory separately from purchasing through Solidlio.
Implemented capabilities
Use signed outbound webhooks and plan-dependent API capabilities for your own tools. Mobile workflows use the same account permissions and entitlements.
| Connection | MSP / provider | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring / RMM, GLPI, personal Outlook calendar | Free | Free, where the connector supports this audience |
| QuickBooks, organization Microsoft 365, password manager, registrar | Growth | Professional |
| Teams | Scale | Business |
| Organization single sign-on | Scale | Enterprise |
| API capabilities | Read access from Growth; full from Scale | Read access from Professional; full from Business |
Availability also depends on connector scope, platform enablement and the external service’s permissions. Azure supports the connecting organization; it does not automatically map subscriptions to clients.
Planned connectors
The following native connectors are planned and cannot currently be set up. No release date is promised.
No. Monitoring and remote-management connectors, GLPI and personal Microsoft 365 calendar sync are not tier-gated. Organization Microsoft 365, QuickBooks, password-manager and registrar connections begin at MSP Growth or organization Professional. Teams connections begin at MSP Scale or organization Business. Single sign-on has a separate entitlement.
Yes. A connector uses the external service’s account, credentials or authorization. That service’s licensing, API access and permissions apply. Solidlio plan availability does not replace its requirements.
Google sign-in is implemented. The broader Google Workspace integration is planned. Google sign-in, invoice-mailbox capabilities and a complete Workspace connector are different functions.
Resource inventory and cost ingestion for the organization making the connection. Azure Monitor alerts and metrics and automatic subscription-to-client mapping are not supported by this connector.
Implemented outbound webhooks and plan-dependent API capabilities support custom connections. Review the event, permission and API requirements for the workflow you want to build.
We’ll explain the implemented connections, required plans and boundaries relevant to your environment.
