> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.commandersact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.commandersact.com/getting-started/integrating-your-data.md).

# Integrating your data

There are several ways how to get your data into Commanders Act platform.

## Real-time Commanders Act tracking

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| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Web container (OneTag)** | You can use the [OneTag](/getting-started/integrating-your-data/onetag-tutorial.md) to send events via our tag manager system.                                           |
| **Javascript SDK**         | You can use the [Javascript SDK](/features/sources/sources-catalog/web/js-sdk.md) to track events directly from your website code/CMS/TMS.                               |
| **Google Tag Manager**     | If you are using GTM client-side container, you can use our serverside platform by using the [Commanders Act GTM template](/features/sources/sources-catalog/web/gtm.md) |
| **Mobile SDKs**            | The [Mobile SDKs](/features/sources/sources-catalog/mobile-app.md) are the best way to simplify tracking in your iOS/Android apps.                                       |
| **Rest API**               | If you need to build your custom solution, have a look to the [http tracking API](/features/sources/sources-catalog/server/http-tracking-api.md).                        |

## Third party tools

Commanders Act also offers connectors to third party tools, visit the [source catalog](/features/sources/sources-catalog.md) to explore the full list.

## Imports

It is possible to import data to Commanders Act through regular automated file imports (csv), such as:

* [CRM users](/features/sources/sources-catalog/import-crm-users/users-file-importer.md)
* [Conversions](/features/sources/sources-catalog/import-conversions/conversions-files-importer.md) and [Product catalog](/features/sources/sources-catalog/product-catalog.md)
* Custom storage universe

## Data API

You can send your specific data through our [Data JSON APIs](/developers/tracking-and-integrations/tracking/data-api.md).


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