IFS Cloud integrations: connect IFS to 700+ apps
IFS Cloud integration is where NgageFlow starts, not where it stops. A native IFS connector handles records, actions, schemas and events — and 700+ connectors handle everything around the ERP, from Gmail and Slack to spreadsheets and AI models. Built by EX10, whose consultants have wired IFS to the rest of the stack for years.
A connector that knows IFS, not just its API
Most platforms point a generic HTTP step at the ERP and call it integration. The native connector does the IFS-specific work for you.
Read and query records
Pull purchase orders, work orders, suppliers, customers — any entity — with filters, sorting and paging.
Create and update safely
Writes use safe concurrency handling, so a flow never overwrites a change someone made in IFS moments earlier.
Execute IFS actions
Run the same bound actions IFS exposes — release an order, complete an operation — straight from a flow step.
Schema introspection
The connector reads your entity schemas, so step configuration shows real fields from your IFS Cloud — not a generic form.
New and updated record triggers
Flows start the moment a record is created or changed in IFS. No polling scripts, no middleware to babysit.
Agents use it too
Every IFS capability doubles as a tool for AI agents.
Connecting an app should take one click
End users connect Gmail, Outlook, Slack and Microsoft Teams with a single click: sign in, grant access, done. No API keys, no developer setup, no ticket to IT. Credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to the project — covered in detail under security & hosting.
That matters because the people who know the process best — AP clerks, planners, customer service — can wire up their own tools instead of waiting for someone with credentials.
700+ connectors, organized the way you shop
A sample of 53 popular connectors by category — the full catalog lives inside the product.
Turn inboxes into structured triggers — invoices, orders and requests arrive by email first.
Collaboration & chat
Send IFS events to the channels where your teams already work, and act on replies.
Spreadsheets & data
Read and write the sheets and databases that sit around the ERP.
Files, forms & documents
Move documents between storage, capture form submissions, and route signatures.
AI models
Give agents and flows a brain — pick the model provider that fits your policy.
CRM & sales
Keep customer and opportunity data in step with orders and projects in IFS.
Finance & commerce
Connect payments, accounting and storefronts to IFS financials.
Projects & support
Sync tickets and tasks with IFS work orders and cases.
Developer & protocols
When there is no named connector, there is always a protocol.
App not listed? The HTTP request step, webhooks and MCP cover any system with an API — and the catalog keeps growing.
Ask about your stackHow the connectors work in practice
Does NgageFlow have a native IFS connector?
Yes. NgageFlow ships with a native IFS Cloud connector that reads and queries records, creates and updates them with safe concurrency, executes IFS actions, introspects your entity schemas, and triggers flows when records are created or updated. It is a first-class connector, not a generic HTTP wrapper.
What if the app I need is not in the catalog?
Use the HTTP request step against the app's API, receive its events through webhooks, or attach it via MCP. Between those three, any system with an API can join a flow — and the 700+ named connectors cover the common cases without that work.
Do end users need API keys to connect their accounts?
No. Gmail, Outlook, Slack and Microsoft Teams connect with one-click OAuth — a user signs in, grants access and is done. No developer setup, no keys to copy, and credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to the project.
See connectors at work in 400+ templates, in IFS alerts to Slack and Teams, or across the wider Ngage Suite.
Connect IFS to your stack this quarter
Tell us which apps surround your IFS Cloud — we will show the connectors and a working flow between them.