Publish your workflow in Marketplace

Turn an idea into something reusable #

If you build a useful Chatigram workflow, Marketplace gives you a way to share it as a reusable product. A helpful customer assistant, appointment intake flow, integration pattern, or reporting automation can save another team time.

Start with a working, understandable workflow. Describe the problem it solves and the result a user should expect. The recipe library shows how a diagram, example, and clear setup instructions make an idea easier to use.

Prepare the workflow #

1. Give the workflow and its important nodes clear names.
2. Move changeable business information into Properties with useful labels and help text.
3. Check every branch, including unavailable, error, and timeout outcomes where relevant.
4. Document required App Connections, resource selections, and plan-dependent features.
5. Remove credentials, private customer data, and organization-specific examples from anything users will receive.
6. Test the main outcome and the fallbacks using controlled resources.

The product should explain what a user must configure after installing it. A copied calendar, database, or account reference does not grant access to the destination user.

Create a publisher presence #

Open the Marketplace publishing area and complete the publisher details requested by the application. Use a recognizable display name, a concise description, and appropriate branding.

Publisher information is reviewed. An incomplete or unapproved publisher presence is not the same as a public store listing.

Prepare the listing #

Create the product through the supported publishing flow. Supply a clear title, short description, detailed explanation, category, and a useful image.

Include these details in the description:

• Who it helps: the business or team that benefits.
• What it does: the real trigger, actions, and outcomes.
• What it needs: compatible accounts, plan features, and any resource setup.
• How to start: the smallest test a new user can run.
• What to customize: Properties, messages, business hours, recipients, and resources.
• What to expect: whether the product collects requests, prepares information, or performs a real send or write.

For a booking assistant, distinguish receiving a request from confirming a Calendar event. For an API integration, identify the destination-specific setup without including working secrets.

Submit and follow the review #

Submit the product version and check its status in the publishing area. Public discovery depends on the required publisher and product approvals. Read the review feedback and update the submission when changes are requested.

The Marketplace Store presents approved, available products. Preparing or submitting a version does not mean it is already publicly listed.

Improve it over time #

When you prepare another version, explain the current behavior, required setup changes, and any important compatibility differences. Keep instructions and examples aligned with the actual product.

For direct sharing before publication, use portable workflow JSON. For installing and managing other people’s products, read Explore the Marketplace.