Integration capacities

Not every connector can do everything Corma offers. Each connector lists its operations in two groups: reads, the data Corma pulls in from the app (like users or licenses), and writes, the changes Corma can make in the app (like creating an account or revoking access). What's available depends on that app's API and the permissions you've granted it. Below: what reads and writes exist, how to check which ones a connector has, and how to turn a single one on or off.

ℹ️ Reads and writes replace what Corma used to call "capacities". The operations are the same; only the name and the way you manage them have changed.

Key integration capacities

User & access management

Capacity	Description
Provision	Create user accounts from Corma
Deprovision	Delete user accounts from Corma
Add/remove to org units	Add or remove users from organizational units from Corma
Add/remove to groups	Add or remove users to/from specific groups from Corma
List Permissions / Roles	Collect user permissions and roles and list them into Corma
Sync and revoke Tokens	Synchronize and revoke access/OAuth tokens from Corma
Send temp email	Send temporary emails to users from Corma when provisioning their access
Transfer data	Transfer data from one user or project to another at offboarding

License & usage tracking

Capacity	Description
Get Users	Collect users with access to the app and list them into Corma
Get last activity	Retrieve user last activity and sync it into Corma
List license types	Collect license types and list them into Corma
Get Sub-products	List all sub-products and their users of the parent app (e.g. connecting Atlassian also retrieves Jira, Confluence, Trello, and Bitbucket users)
Third-party apps and users	Collect third-party app licenses through SSO

Finance & offboarding

Capacity	Description
Get Expenses	Collect invoices and sync expenses data
Get HR info	Collect HR data and enrich users into Corma
Transfer data	Transfer data from one user or project to another at offboarding

How to view an integration's capacities

Method 1 — from the integration card

The icons on the integration card represent its enabled capacities.

Method 2 — from the info dot

On the integration card, click the info dot.
A popup displays the detailed list of all enabled capacities for that integration.

How to enable or disable a capacity

Prerequisites: the integration must be connected to Corma, and you need admin privileges.

Navigate to the integrations module in Corma.
Locate the integration card you're interested in.
Click Manage, then select Capacities.
Toggle the switches to enable or disable each capacity.
Save your changes!

Tip: Not sure which capacities an integration supports before connecting it? Check its page in the Integrations catalog — supported capacities are listed there too.

Integration capacities

Not every connector can do everything Corma offers. Each connector lists its operations in two groups: reads, the data Corma pulls in from the app (like users or licenses), and writes, the changes Corma can make in the app (like creating an account or revoking access). What's available depends on that app's API and the permissions you've granted it. Below: what reads and writes exist, how to check which ones a connector has, and how to turn a single one on or off.

ℹ️ Reads and writes replace what Corma used to call "capacities". The operations are the same; only the name and the way you manage them have changed.

Key integration capacities

User & access management

Capacity	Description
Provision	Create user accounts from Corma
Deprovision	Delete user accounts from Corma
Add/remove to org units	Add or remove users from organizational units from Corma
Add/remove to groups	Add or remove users to/from specific groups from Corma
List Permissions / Roles	Collect user permissions and roles and list them into Corma
Sync and revoke Tokens	Synchronize and revoke access/OAuth tokens from Corma
Send temp email	Send temporary emails to users from Corma when provisioning their access
Transfer data	Transfer data from one user or project to another at offboarding

License & usage tracking

Capacity	Description
Get Users	Collect users with access to the app and list them into Corma
Get last activity	Retrieve user last activity and sync it into Corma
List license types	Collect license types and list them into Corma
Get Sub-products	List all sub-products and their users of the parent app (e.g. connecting Atlassian also retrieves Jira, Confluence, Trello, and Bitbucket users)
Third-party apps and users	Collect third-party app licenses through SSO

Finance & offboarding

Capacity	Description
Get Expenses	Collect invoices and sync expenses data
Get HR info	Collect HR data and enrich users into Corma
Transfer data	Transfer data from one user or project to another at offboarding

How to enable or disable a capacity

Prerequisites: the integration must be connected to Corma, and you need admin privileges.

Navigate to the integrations module in Corma.

Locate the integration card you're interested in.

Click Manage, then select Capacities.

Toggle the switches to enable or disable each capacity.

Save your changes!

Tip: Not sure which capacities an integration supports before connecting it? Check its page in the Integrations catalog — supported capacities are listed there too.