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Last Updated: 02.01.2025

The SendPulse app directory is an environment where teams and companies can develop and use individual solutions that supplement the features of the SendPulse tools.

Last Updated: 30.07.2024

Scopes give your app access to view, edit, and record data in user accounts and SendPulse tools using SendPulse Service REST API.

Last Updated: 06.01.2025

SendPulse's app directory allows you to add public or private apps and integrate them with other platforms. Users will be able to install them from the app directory, and you will earn revenue from their usage.

Last Updated: 03.01.2025

Once you provide all the required data and test your app or revise your external integration description, you need to submit it for review.

Last Updated: 03.01.2025

In this article, we will talk about how to manage created apps.

Last Updated: 03.01.2025

Access to private apps is limited to a specific group of users. You can make your app private for internal company use or personal needs.

Last Updated: 03.01.2025

Using the app directory, you can add your solutions to integrate with other platforms. Unlike an app, an external integration is set up through an external resource and managed outside a SendPulse account.

Last Updated: 30.07.2024

Every time an installed integration opens, SendPulse sends a code to the Login URL you specified when creating your app. To get keys to API calls via your app, you need to send a request with this code and app keys.

Last Updated: 30.07.2024

App user tokens authorize requests to SendPulse Service REST API, allowing specific actions on user account data based on scopes.

Last Updated: 30.07.2024

When a user uninstalls your app, SendPulse sends a POST request with user data to the Uninstal URL you specified when creating your app.

Last Updated: 30.07.2024

Once a user clicks Install in your app, SendPulse creates a connection between your app and them. SendPulse does not send any additional information to your integration.