Platform
Integrations: connect ComplyTrain to where your documents already live
Your evidence does not begin in ComplyTrain. It begins in the document library your team already uses. An integration keeps the two in step so nobody maintains the same procedure twice.
What is available today
SharePoint is live. An administrator approves ComplyTrain once for your tenant, you paste the address of the document library you want to sync, and that library becomes company information the AI agents can ground their drafting in. It is the integration our customers asked for first, because it is where their procedures already live.
Everything else on this page is on the roadmap, and this page says plainly which is which. We would rather you find that out here than during a trial.
How integrations are grouped
Three categories, at different stages. Availability is stated for each, not implied.
Document storage
SharePoint is available now. OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox are to follow.
Talk to us about storageCommunication
Microsoft Teams and Slack are next, so approvals, findings and digests reach people where they already work rather than in another inbox.
Talk to us about notificationsElectronic signature
DocuSign and Adobe Sign are to follow. ComplyTrain already carries its own electronic signature for records that need one, so signing is not blocked in the meantime.
See how records are signed
What “next” and “to follow” mean here
Two words, used deliberately:
- Available now - you can switch it on today, in your own workspace.
- Next - built and being readied for release.
- To follow - on the roadmap, not yet built.
Inside ComplyTrain you can register interest in any integration that is not live yet. That is not a suggestion box: it is how the order is decided, so the ones customers actually ask for move first.
If what you need is not listed
The platform speaks in documents, requirements and evidence, and most systems that hold those can be connected. Tell us which one your programme depends on and we will tell you honestly whether it is a configuration, a roadmap item, or a piece of work.