Integrations
Integrations let you combine Apify Actors with the rest of your stack - workflow automation platforms, data warehouses, AI agents, and the tools your team already uses. The sections below mirror the integrations sidebar; each links through to the full list.
Actors
Connect Apify Actors to other Actors and tasks to build multi-step workflows directly on the platform. Set up integration-ready Actors that take run output from an upstream Actor and push it into a downstream system.
Programming
Drive the Apify platform programmatically with the REST API, react to platform events through webhooks, and trigger Actors from your GitHub activity.
See all Programming integrations →
AI
Connect any MCP client to Apify through the Apify MCP server, use Actors in agents built on SDKs and frameworks such as OpenAI Agents, LangChain, and the Vercel AI SDK, and load the results into vector databases for retrieval.
Agents
Set up Apify in an AI agent such as Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, with the Apify plugin or the MCP server and Agent Skills. To compare these options first, start at For AI agents.
Data and storage
Send Apify Actor output to data warehouses, structured stores, CRMs, and shared drives where your team analyzes, models, and acts on it.
See all Data and storage integrations →
Workflows and notifications
Trigger Apify Actors from workflow automation platforms (n8n, Make, and Zapier), embed them as nodes in no-code agent builders, and route results into chat, email, and other team tools.
See all Workflow and notification integrations →
Create a new integration
If you're building a service or platform and want your users to be able to connect it with Apify, create a new integration. The page walks through both routes - building an integration-ready Actor that other Apify users can plug into their workflows, or connecting your service to Apify externally via the API.
If your tool isn't listed above, you can also browse Apify Store for community-built integration Actors like MongoDB Import or MySQL Insert.

