Which third party systems are supported by FireStart?

There are several third-party systems which are supported by FireStart and listed below grouped by their usage.

Access to a third-party system via business entities:

Microsoft SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 On-Premise
Microsoft SharePoint Online
MySQL
Other database systems via ODBC and OleDB (e.g. PostgreSQL, Oracle DB, Microsoft SQL Server, etc.)
Microsoft Team Foundation Server 20151/20171 (limited supported: not longer actively maintained)
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 20131/20151/2016
Various other systems over OData (authentication via Basic Authentication is possible)

1 Limited supported: Technically supported, but not longer actively maintained

FireStart can react to data updates in the following systems:

Microsoft SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 and On-Premise via SyncAdapter SharePoint Online via the RemoteEventReceiver
Microsoft Team Foundation Server and Microsoft Dynamics CRM via a specific Plugin which has to be installed on the corresponding server

Access through Activities:

SAP (Execution of BAPI or RFC-functions, NetWeaver)
UiPath
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 On-Premise as well as Microsoft SharePoint Online (Document handling, Add/Delete Websites, Set Permissions)
Mail- und Meeting-Request-Despatch via Microsoft Exchange or arbitrary SMTP servers
Microsoft Dynamics AX (experimental)
Microsoft SQL Server
Active Directory (reading)
DocuSign
WebSMS
Bing Distance
Bing Translate
Various others via SOAP or REST Service (authentication via Basic and Windows Authentication is possible)
Other systems which are not directly supported, can be addressed via the PowerShell Script Activity

Custom Check Routines, which can periodically inquire the state of the system, and if necessary start a workflow: