Google Apps Marketplace
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| Owner | |
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| Website | gsuite |
| Commercial | Yes |
| Launched | 9 March 2010 (as Google Apps Marketplace) |
| Current status | Active |
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Content license
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Proprietary |
G Suite Marketplace (formerly Google Apps Marketplace) is a product of Google Inc. It is an online store designed to help people and organizations to discover, purchase, and deploy integrated cloud web applications that work with G Suite (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Sites, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, etc.) and with third party software. Some apps are free, some are paid for. Apps are based on Google APIs or on Google Apps Script. G suite business administrators can manage a single directory of both users and applications from the same unified interface as G suite, reducing overhead and improving security. It also serves as a directory for professional services related to G Suite.
G Suite Marketplace adds third-party applications with federated logins tied to a federated identity and a variety of integration points for the users of G Suite. The G Suite Marketplace allows organizations using G Suite to discover, purchase, and deploy integrated cloud applications and advertise professional services for use by users within those domains. Developers can use the G Suite Marketplace to create listings for services and applications targeted at organizations, institutions, or businesses using G Suite. Marketplace includes CRM, project management, customer support, finance and email marketing etc. Once the application is developed, the admin can then sell his application or services directly to the users. Developers can build their own app and it is not compulsory to use App Engine. They can develop and integrate applications with G Suite using the G Suite APIs or extension points such as Gmail contextual gadgets.
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