> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://adagio-io.gitbook.io/adagio-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://adagio-io.gitbook.io/adagio-documentation/operations-and-support/allowed-integrations.md).

# Allowed integrations

### Existing integrations

We support two **platforms**: **Web** and **InApp** across "C2S" (Client to Server) and "S2S" (Server to Server) integrations.

**Supported Web integrations:**

* Web C2S - Prebid Client Adapter (`/prebid` endpoint)
* Web C2S - Adagio Prebid Server (`/pbs/openrtb2/auction` endpoint)
* [Web S2S - OpenRTB](/adagio-documentation/openrtb-s2s-endpoint/editor.md) (`/ortb` endpoint.)

**Supported InApp integrations:**

* [InApp C2S - Adagio Prebid Server](/adagio-documentation/prebid-server-endpoint/prebid-mobile-sdk.md)  (`/pbs/openrtb2/auction` endpoint)
* InApp S2S - Prebid Server Adapter (`/pbserver` endpoint)
* [InApp S2S - OpenRTB](/adagio-documentation/openrtb-s2s-endpoint/in-app.md) (`/ortb` endpoint)

### Rejected traffic

If we receive traffic from your website or app on our endpoints but the integration is not allowed for your account, the request will be denied. A "Forbidden integration" warning in the response will be added in the `X-Warn`header.

### Find out which integrations are allowed

You can see which integrations are enabled for your account.

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Log in to our Adagio Platform

Connect to <https://app.adagio.io>.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Go to Settings

In your left menu, go to **Settings** and scroll to "**Allowed integrations**".
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to enable more integrations, please contact your CSM.
{% endhint %}


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