Clio App Directory
Clio (Themis Solutions Inc.)
Official directory for integrations and legal-technology apps that connect external tools and services with Clio applications.
Governance and legal technology platforms connect third-party software to compliance, privacy, contract, risk, security, and policy-management workflows. The most useful ecosystems pair visible integrations with an actionable developer or partner route.
This collection highlights marketplaces relevant to teams building into regulated operational environments and makes a clear distinction between explicitly documented review requirements and requirements that are not public.
Clio (Themis Solutions Inc.)
Official directory for integrations and legal-technology apps that connect external tools and services with Clio applications.
CrowdStrike
Official CrowdStrike catalog to discover, try, and buy partner solutions, integrations, and Falcon Foundry apps for security operations.
A financial-services marketplace where fintech publishers distribute applications and integrations built with Finastra APIs, SPIs, datasets, and developer tooling.
GitLab
A GitLab catalog of reusable, versioned CI/CD pipeline components that can be included in GitLab projects.
A first-party catalog for pre-built integrations connecting privacy, consent, data governance, security, risk, and compliance systems with OneTrust.
Splunk LLC
Splunk's marketplace for apps, add-ons, and integrations for Splunk Enterprise, Splunk Cloud, and Splunk SOAR.
6 marketplaces: Clio App Directory, CrowdStrike Marketplace, Finastra App Finder (FusionFabric.cloud), GitLab CI/CD Catalog, OneTrust Integrations Marketplace, Splunkbase.
The directory profiles document the source-backed integration types, developer portals, APIs, publishing routes, review processes, and example applications available for each host platform.
3 of 6 listed marketplaces document a formal security or listing review. When public sources do not specify a universal review requirement, the profile marks that requirement as not publicly specified rather than inferring that it is not required.