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Qixium Agent: the five connectors
CSV Reader, LocalScripting, local AD, Object Builder and SQL Server: capabilities and uses.
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Existing connectors, still available for use
These connectors work through the locally installed Qixium Agent. Choose the connector that fits your source or action. The examples below are possible configurations, not ready-made standard flows.
CSV Reader
Reads locally stored CSV files. For example, use a periodic export as the source for processing.
LocalScripting
Runs local PowerShell scripts. For example, perform a local administration action as a follow-up step in a process. You define and test what the script does and which permissions it uses in your configuration.
Local AD
Reads and writes local Active Directory. For example, use account data as part of joiner, mover or leaver processes. Check the supported actions and mapping for your configuration.
Object Builder
Reads a database using a predefined field model. The source describes local SCCM data as a common use case. This description does not confirm write support.
SQL Server
Reads and writes local SQL Server tables. For example, use a local table as the source or destination for processing. Restrict permissions and test write actions before using them in production.
More than moving data
Combine the local source or action with the checks, enrichment and follow-up steps in your configured Qixium process. The connector provides access to the local system; your process determines when an action may take place and how its result is handled.
Source
Agent Connectors in the Scope4mation Help Center. Overview checked on 17 October 2026; the links for each connector provide the technical details.
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