There have always been a lot of tech savvy people among Directual community members who were ready to apply their skills for developing platform extensions. Today Directual team is happy to provide such people with plugin features! Having that functionality, any person is able to develop and deliver a plugin like a connection with CRM or with a payment system.
Today Directual becomes an extensible platform. Have a look at new plugin catalogue (which is the one place for all the integrations now). You’ll find there plugins for connecting emails like Gmail or Mailchimp, for connecting Messengers like Telegram or Slack, or for getting data from different public sources. The number of plugins is growing rapidly, we expect to have at least 300 different plugins by the end of the year!
Anyone can develop a plugin, use it for certain apps and, after a moderation, make it public.
Using plugins is really easy. Have a look at the new end-to-end tutorial, where we’re building an app which utilises the OpenWeatherMap plugin for getting information about current weather conditions in different regions.
As of today, we released the plugins for connecting Directual scenarios with third-party systems via HTTP-requests. But more to come in the nearest months: plugins for new components for Web-page builder, plugins which include whole scenarios data structures and datasets. Moreover, the authors will be able to sell their plugins!
With this new feature, anyone with tech skills can develop and deliver a plugin like a connection with a CRM or a payment system. Directual's plugin catalog offers a variety of plugins for connecting emails like Gmail or Mailchimp, for connecting Messengers like Telegram or Slack, or for getting data from different public sources. And that's not all - the number of plugins is growing rapidly, with the Directual team expecting to have at least 300 different plugins by the end of the year!
Using plugins is really easy. Just have a look at the new end-to-end tutorial where we're building an app that utilizes the OpenWeatherMap plugin for getting information about current weather conditions in different regions.
Directual has released plugins for connecting Directual scenarios with third-party systems via HTTP requests, but more plugins are coming soon. Directual is planning to release plugins for new components for the web-page builder, plugins that include whole scenarios data structures and datasets. And the best part? The authors will be able to sell their plugins!
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