The catalogue

How the connector catalogue reads: badges, filters, card anatomy, and the counts that mislead.

The page header states the intent plainly:

Every system your customers can authorise. Depth on the ones that block deals, not a catalogue count.

Connectors marked managed are maintained by fastn: when the vendor ships a breaking change, you get a proposal under Pending updates rather than a broken sync. Ones you build yourself are badged Custom. Either badge is replaced by Connected once at least one connection exists.

Control	What it filters	URL
Search connectors	Name and description	?q=
All / Connected / OAuth	Everything · at least one live connection · offers OAuth 2.0	?category=
All Visibility	All Visibility, Private, Public	?visibility=

There is no sort control. The list pages at 24 per page with a footer reading 1–24 of 415; the page number is not kept in the URL, so a deep link always lands on page one.

A search that matches nothing shows No connectors match "x", Try another search or category. and a Clear search button.

Card anatomy. Favicon, name, badge, description, an OAuth 2.0 chip where it applies, and a provenance string. The footer button reads Connect, or Add another connection with a chevron offering Reconnect and Disconnect. The ⋯ menu holds Select, Edit, Export and Delete.

Header controls. Create connector opens the create dialog. Import is a bare file input: it takes a JSON connector definition with no intermediate dialog. Selecting cards (via ⋯ → Select) reveals Export Selected (n).

Three things about this list are known to mislead, and are worth knowing before you count anything:

• The catalogue contains duplicates (Asana, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Notion and Cin7 Core each appear twice, once managed and once Custom) so the total is not a count of distinct systems.

• A connector badged Connected in the list can still report 0 connections on its own detail page.

• Provenance is written three different ways for the same thing: Managed by Fastn, Managed by fastn.ai and Managed by fastn.