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Explore the Marketplace

Discover reusable products, manage your collection, and prepare templates or workflows for publication.

Find a starting point #

Open Marketplace to explore available products. Browse the Store by category and open a product to read its description, publisher information, and setup guidance.

Choose a product because it matches your task, not just because its title sounds similar. Review what it does, the accounts it needs, and any plan-dependent features such as databases.

Install and use a product #

Install a product to add it to My Collection. When creating a workflow or project, use the installed-product source where the application offers it.

Installing a product and enabling a workflow are separate actions. Review Properties, account connections, resource selections, and the workflow’s intended effects before activation.

Manage your collection #

Use My Collection to find installed products. Read the confirmation before uninstalling; it removes the product from your collection. Check your existing workflows and any resources you depend on before making broader changes.

Publish a reusable product #

The publishing area lets eligible users manage a publisher presence and product submissions. Prepare a clear title, short description, detailed setup instructions, appropriate category, and a useful image.

Explain the inputs, outputs, required accounts, plan-dependent features, and expected behavior. Avoid embedding credentials or private customer information in a reusable workflow.

Understand review and versions #

Publisher information and product versions go through review before appearing publicly. Check the status in your publishing area. A pending or rejected submission is not the same as a published listing.

When preparing another version, describe the current behavior and any configuration changes a user needs to make. Review the application’s feedback if a submission requires changes.

For simpler sharing with a teammate, portable workflow JSON may be the better starting point.

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Find an answer. Try “welcome workflow”, “database”, or “Telegram”.