About LMS Integrations

A reference archive of Learning Management Systems and how they integrate: native direct (OAuth) integrations, middleware support (Zapier, Make, Pabbly, n8n), REST/GraphQL APIs with documented endpoints, and webhook events with their security models.

What we track for each LMS

Direct integrations

Native integrations you connect from inside the LMS — usually an OAuth "Connect" flow to an app like Zoom, Salesforce, or a payment processor, with no middleware in between.

Middleware

Support for third-party automation platforms (iPaaS) such as Zapier, Make, Pabbly Connect, and n8n, which connect the LMS to thousands of other apps without code.

API

Public programmatic access (REST, GraphQL, etc.), documented in a docs-style layout: authentication, base URL, and a breakdown of endpoints by resource.

Webhooks

Outbound HTTP callbacks the LMS can send when events happen, including the list of supported event types and the security model (signatures, secret tokens, etc.).

Methodology & accuracy

Records are compiled from public vendor documentation and API references. Each LMS shows a last verified date and links to its sources. APIs and webhook events change over time — treat this archive as a fast orientation, and always confirm specifics against the vendor's official, current documentation before building an integration.