# Enterprise Connectors

Enterprise Connectors integrate Cybus Connectware with IT systems, applications, and data platforms. They enable the exchange of data between the industrial environment and enterprise services such as databases, message brokers, APIs, and analytics platforms.

These connectors are commonly used to forward shop floor data to enterprise systems, store it in databases, or integrate it with cloud services and business applications. Similar to shop floor connectors, they define connections for establishing communication and endpoints for sending or receiving data.

## Supported Enterprise Connectors

* **Message brokers and streaming platforms** - [MQTT](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/mqtt.md), [Kafka](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/kafka.md)
* **Databases** - [SQL](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/sql.md), [MSSQL](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/mssql.md), [InfluxDB](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/influxdb.md)
* **Web services** - [HTTP/REST](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/http-rest.md)
* **System monitoring** - [SystemState](/2-1-2/connectors/enterprise-connectors/systemstate.md)

These connectors support read, write, and subscribe operations depending on the protocol. Each connector has specific configuration parameters for connection, authentication, and data formatting.

For other connector types, see [Shop Floor Connectors](/2-1-2/connectors/shop-floor-connectors.md) for industrial equipment communication, [Servers](/2-1-2/connectors/servers.md) for exposing data to external clients, or [Custom Connectors](/2-1-2/connectors/custom-connectors.md) for creating custom protocol implementations.

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