Overview - Unstructured

First time creating a connector? Read this first.

To use the Unstructured API’s workflow operations to manage destination connectors, do the following:

Task	Python function	cURL
Get a list of available destination connectors	`destinations.list_destinations`	`GET` `/destinations`
Get information about a destination connector	`destinations.get_destination`	`GET` `/destinations/<connector-id>`
Create a destination connector	`destinations.create_destination`	`POST` `/destinations`
Update a destination connector	`destinations.update_destination`	`PUT` `/destinations/<connector-id>`
Delete a destination connector	`destinations.delete_destination`	`DELETE` `/destinations/<connector-id>`

Visit the Unstructured documentation samples repo on GitHub for Postman Collections that demonstrate the API requests discussed in this topic. To import any of these Postman collections:

Browse to the postman folder in the repo, and select the collection file you want to import.
Click the Raw icon, and then copy the URL for the raw JSON file.
In your Postman workspace, click Import, and then paste in the file URL.

To learn about Postman Collections, see Manage and organize Postman Collections in the Postman Docs.

To create or update a destination connector, you must also provide settings that are specific to that connector. For the list of specific settings, see:

Connector	Python SDK	cURL
Astra DB	`ASTRADB`	`astradb`
Azure AI Search	`AZURE_AI_SEARCH`	`azure_ai_search`
Azure Blob Storage	`AZURE`	`azure`
Couchbase	`COUCHBASE`	`couchbase`
Databricks Volumes	`DATABRICKS_VOLUMES`	`databricks_volumes`
Delta Tables in Amazon S3	`DELTA_TABLE`	`delta_table`
Delta Tables in Databricks	`DATABRICKS_VOLUME_DELTA_TABLES`	`databricks_volume_delta_tables`
Elasticsearch	`ELASTICSEARCH`	`elasticsearch`
Google Cloud Storage	`GCS`	`gcs`
IBM FileNet	`FILNET`	`filenet`
IBM watsonx.data	`IBM_WATSONX_S3`	`ibm_watsonx_s3`
Kafka	`KAFKA_CLOUD`	`kafka-cloud`
Local
Milvus	`MILVUS`	`milvus`
MongoDB	`MONGODB`	`mongodb`
MotherDuck	`MOTHERDUCK`	`motherduck`
Neo4j	`NEO4J`	`neo4j`
OneDrive	`ONEDRIVE`	`onedrive`
OpenSearch	`OPENSEARCH`	`opensearch`
Pinecone	`PINECONE`	`pinecone`
PostgreSQL	`POSTGRES`	`postgres`
Qdrant	`QDRANT_CLOUD`	`qdrant-cloud`
Redis	`REDIS`	`redis`
Snowflake	`SNOWFLAKE`	`snowflake`
S3	`S3`	`s3`
Teradata	`TERADATA`	`teradata`
Teradata Vector Store	`TERADATAVECTOR_V2`	`teradatavector_v2`
VAST	`VAST`	`vast`
Weaviate	`WEAVIATE`	`weaviate`