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Integration Marketplace: Setting up the Basic Information

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In this article, we'll explain how to set up a basic Marketplace. But before going into the setup, let's first see how a Marketplace looks like.
 
 
The image above shows an example of Tatango's Marketplace where you can see different Flow Cards. Tatango's end-users can use these Flow Cards to set up integrations with the respective applications.
 
 
If the end-users don't find a Flow Card for a required integration, they can create a Custom Flow that lets them design their own integrations by clicking on the 'Create Flow' button highlighted in the above image.
 
 
When an end-user clicks on a Flow Card, they will be taken to its Flow Detail Page. There, they can view the app's integration capabilities, relevant links, useful screenshots, and more.
 
They can setup this integration by clicking on the 'Use Flow' button. Or, they click on the 'View My Flows' button.
 
 
Here, they can view their current Flows, the number of Runs for each Flow, and their last activity. The end-users can also enable or disable this Flow as well as edit or delete it (shown above).
 
You can link your Marketplace with your app's authentication via Single Sign-On (SSO). SSO lets the end-users sign in automatically to the Marketplace by signing into your app.
 

Creating an Integration Marketplace

 
 
Go to Integry's Homepage and click on Deployments, as seen above.
 
Your app's deployment in Integry represents how integrations are visible to your end-users. There are two deployment options available in Integry:
 
  • The Marketplace Deployment lets you deploy your integrations on your app's Marketplace.
  • The SDK Deployment lets you deploy integrations on an SDK that will be embedded inside your app. It is customizable and adapts to the look and feel of your app.
 
 
We'll click on 'Create Marketplace Deployment', to start creating an Integration Marketplace.
 

Adding Basic Information

We'll start with adding the basic information of your app. The information you give here will be used to populate the appearance and default text of your Marketplace.
 
Step 1: Add the following information. These fields will be pre-filled based on your workspace app, however, you can edit them as well.
 
 
  • Homepage URL: Insert the link to your app's homepage in this field.
  • Marketplace URL: Your end-users will use this URL to reach your Marketplace. By default, a free subdomain under integry.io is given to you, but you can also use a custom URL based on your domain.
 
Step 2: Next, there is an optional section called 'Advanced Settings'. In this section, you can edit the following fields.
 
 
  • Custom Flows: This option enables you to give your end-users the ability to create their own integrations. It is 'on' by default.
  • Logo Navigation URL: Add a URL of the source where you want to redirect your end-user when they click on your app's logo in the marketplace header.
  • Login URL: Add a link to your app's login page here. This is where your end-user will be redirected to once they click on 'sign in' on the Integration Marketplace homepage.
  • Google Analytics Tracking ID: Add your Google Analytics ID here for Integry to send visitor traffic information of your Marketplace to your Google Analytics account.
 
Click on 'Continue' to move on to the next step.
 

What's Next?

In the next article, you'll learn how to:
 
  1. Configure your Marketplace Appearance
  2. Set the branding of your Marketplace
  3. Customize your Marketplace
 
Click here to proceed.