Setting up connections

1. Categorization: Connectors are grouped into multiple categories (like Artificial Intelligence, Collaboration, and Customer Support) based on their primary functionality. Since they serve multiple purposes, you'll see some connectors listed in more than one categories. For example, Confluence appears under Collaboration, Productivity, and Notes.
   
2. Ecosystems: Major ecosystems like Zoho, Google, and Microsoft are presented as separate categories for convenience. For example, Google Drive is listed under both the Google and Cloud Storage categories.
   
3. Supported areas: This indicates where you can use the connector in Zoho Creator. This could be workflows, datasources, or more. Learn more
   Note: With the launch of the new Payment Gateways feature, all payment integrations must now be managed exclusively under the Payment Gateways section in Microservices. Learn more
4. Connector availability: This may vary by data center (DC). Not all connectors are available in every DC due to compliance or regional differences.
   
5. Manual configuration: Instead of relying on platform-based authentication, some services require you to bring your own credentials(like a Client ID and Client Secret) which must be generated from their developer portals.. In these cases, we've provided detailed documentation to guide you through these setups. In the below table, these connectors are hyperlinked to dedicated help pages.
   For example, the WhatsApp connector requires a system user token from the Meta Developer Portal.

List of supported connectors

1. Understand Connectors
   
2. Understand Connections
   
3. Create and Authorize Connections