> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aisera.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aisera.com/aisera-platform/adding-data-to-your-tenant/integrations-and-data-sources/supported-auth-types-for-custom-integrations.md).

# Supported Auth Types for Custom Integrations

The Aisera Platform supports a number of authorization types when [creating an Integration](/aisera-platform/adding-data-to-your-tenant/integrations-and-data-sources/creating-a-connector/adding-and-managing-integrations-in-your-tenant.md). Integrations are used to securely store and manage credentials and connection methods. Integrations are found by navigating to **Settings > Integrations.**

Integrations are used on the Aisera Platform in connectors, Workflows and Hyperflows, and channels. Many Out of the Box (OOB) Integrations exist on the Aisera Platform, allowing you to quickly add the credentials required to connect to your third party application to your tenant. 

If you are connecting your Aisera Platform to an applic[NextBasic Authentication](https://app.gitbook.com/o/c99bGZu7Q50seWWLiXHE/s/vBFXjH9S1CAy9f5hzg5Q/~/edit/~/changes/1398/adding-data-to-your-tenant/integrations-and-data-sources/supported-auth-types-for-custom-integrations/basic-authentication)ation that does not have an OOB Integration, you can [create a generic integration](/aisera-platform/adding-data-to-your-tenant/integrations-and-data-sources/using-the-generic-connector.md#integration-setup) using one of the supported Auth Types discussed in this section.

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