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Aperium connects to the business systems you already use and works with them on your behalf. This page lists what’s available today, explains how connections work, and shows how to turn one on or request something new.

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How connections work

You authorize each system yourself, through OAuth. From then on, Aperium acts as you — it only ever sees or does what your own account is allowed to. Nothing is granted beyond your existing permissions.
Start read-only and add write access when you’re ready. Write actions are approval-gated, so Aperium never changes anything in a connected system without your confirmation.

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Available today

Epic is documented as read-only, but a few write tools are registered. Confirm intent with the Aperium team before relying on Epic writes.

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Coming soon / beta

  • Omni (Onyx knowledge base) — read-only search and fetch over the Onyx knowledge base. Built but marked experimental; treat it as beta until the team confirms general availability.
No other unbuilt connectors are visible today. Anything else is a request — see below.

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How to get a connection

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Turn on an existing one

Self-serve. Open the onboarding flow or the Integrations page, pick the system, and authorize it via OAuth consent. Some admin-credential systems are enabled by a tenant admin instead.
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Request a brand-new system

There’s no self-serve form yet — ask the Aperium team. Building a new connector is an engineering task, so give them the system name, what you’d want to read or do, and the business value.
Request a new system in the #aperium-hillspire-users Slack channel.