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Technical Integrations

Learn how technical integrations can automate and streamline training management

Overview

Foundry offers several technical integration options that help automate user access, data management, and course delivery. These integrations can reduce manual work and create a more seamless experience for both administrators and learners.

Each integration requires a different level of technical expertise. For that reason, we recommend involving your IT team early to help scope requirements and configure the integration that best supports your training goals.

Technical integrations are available at an additional cost. To learn more or request an integration, contact your Account Manager or Customer Support.


Single Sign-On (SSO)

Single Sign-On (SSO) allows users to access Foundry using their existing organization credentials. Instead of creating and managing a separate username and password, learners authenticate through a secure external identity provider.

SSO helps:

  • Simplify the login experience for learners
  • Improve security by reducing password management
  • Centralize authentication within your organization

Application Programming Interface (API)

The Foundry Application Programming Interface (API) allows your systems to exchange data directly with Foundry.

Using the API, you can:

  • Create and manage users
  • Update locations, categories, and labels
  • Retrieve learner progress and program activity

The API is commonly used for automated user provisioning, ongoing learner data synchronization, and reporting integrations.


SCORM Dispatch

SCORM Dispatch allows learners to launch Foundry training from your own LMS or HRIS.

With SCORM Dispatch:

  • Content is delivered through your system
  • Learner activity is automatically tracked and synced
  • Training feels fully integrated into your existing platform

This option is often used when organizations want learners to access training in a single system while still using Foundry content.