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TextMine integrations fall into several shapes: OAuth-connected providers, Vault-level native integrations, workflow integrations, Zapier automations, the TextMine MCP server, agent self-service signup, and Workbench MCP/provider imports. Availability depends on organisation configuration, enabled features, user connection status, and provider capability support.

Integration directions

Agent and automation entry points

User-connected providers

These providers are connected by users or organisations and expose explicit capabilities.

Vault native integrations

Vault native integrations are configured against a Vault and can participate in upload/import or workflow processes.

ServiceNow details

The ServiceNow integration can be configured per Vault. Supported behavior includes:
  • Basic authentication or OAuth client credentials, depending on configuration.
  • Instance URL, table name, encoded query, and display-value settings.
  • Default table support such as ast_contract where configured.
  • Optional field mappings for number, name, supplier, and status display.
  • Connection testing before saving.
  • Record browsing with search, limit, offset, and optional table override.
  • Attachment browsing for selected records.
  • Importing selected attachments, selected records, or matching records into Vault.
  • Import modes: UPSERT, NEW_RECORDS_ONLY, and UPDATE_EXISTING_ONLY.
Workflow block import_from_integration currently supports ServiceNow for pulling records and linked attachments into the workflow Vault. It can use a saved table/query configuration or override the table/query for a run.

Workflow integration blocks

Workflows can use integration blocks without requiring a human to operate the UI each time. See Workflow blocks for the full workflow catalog.

Workbench MCP/provider scan and import

Workbench can scan connected providers in a controlled sequence:
  1. List enabled providers for the current Workbench session.
  2. List folders when the provider supports folder browsing.
  3. List or search files in a selected folder.
  4. Import selected files into the current Workbench chat.
  5. Save imported files into Vault only when the user explicitly asks and approves.
The key capabilities are: Workbench imports selected files rather than scanning an entire external repository. Agents should name the provider, folder, file, or query whenever possible.

Official MCP/provider catalog

The current provider catalog includes official MCP or source integrations that can be connected manually where enabled. Capabilities are declared per provider. Manual provider connections store an endpoint URL and optional credential metadata. Secret-like metadata is sanitized and credentials are stored separately. A provider must be connected and Workbench-enabled before Workbench can use it for browsing or import.

Zapier

Use Zapier when a Zap should automate TextMine work through Public API V3. Zapier uses a TextMine service-account API key from agent self-service signup or TextMine provisioning, plus the matching Public API base URL. Open TextMine on Zapier to browse supported pairings and templates.

TextMine MCP and developer hub

The TextMine MCP server exposes TextMine tools to external agents. The TextMine CLI gives developers and trusted runtimes a command-line entry point for repeatable Public API, MCP, and setup workflows. The developer hub provides Public API V3 reference, examples, client setup, and ReadMe MCP discovery. Use API and developer docs when a developer or agent needs exact operation IDs or setup instructions.
Last modified on July 7, 2026