--- title: "Overview of Integration Capabilities" slug: "overview-of-integration-capabilities" updated: 2025-08-19T16:17:54Z published: 2025-09-24T19:48:13Z canonical: "help.hyperscience.ai/overview-of-integration-capabilities" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.hyperscience.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Overview of Integration Capabilities Hyperscience provides the ability to integrate with external systems through various APIs and *blocks* in your flows. These include: | **Type** | **Description** | | --- | --- | | API Endpoints | Hyperscience provides an API for maximum flexibility with integrations. For more information, see our [API documentation](https://docs.hyperscience.ai/#introduction). | | Input Blocks | Input Blocks allow you to integrate your organization’s data sources into our system. Through these blocks, you can process documents from a variety of sources, such as inboxes, message queues, or folders on the network. More information about these blocks can be found in the [Input Blocks](/v42/docs/input-blocks) section of this site. | | Output Blocks | With Output Blocks, you can send data extracted by Hyperscience to other systems for downstream processing. More details about these blocks can be found in the [Output Blocks](/v42/docs/output-blocks) section of this site. | | API Blocks | API Blocks allow you to connect to other data sources in your organization in order to augment or verify extracted data. To learn more, see [API Blocks](/v42/docs/api-blocks). | | Database Blocks | Database Blocks allow you to make queries from Hyperscience to databases, which increases the overall speed of your flows by minimizing the need for manual transcription. For more information, see [Database Blocks](/v42/docs/database-blocks). | ## Integrations in SaaS There are some key differences between on-premise and SaaS integrations. The following integrations are not currently supported in SaaS: - Universal Folder Listener - Bizagi In many cases, systems like Message Queues and databases are not exposed to the internet. Provided they are available for Hyperscience to access, the customer should open a firewall pinhole if the service is not public. We may provide a range of IP addresses used by our cloud infrastructure, so the firewall access may be more restrictive.