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Overview
The Integration Service Connector Builder enables you to create custom connectors for use in any automation or workflow that supports Integration Service activities. The Marketplace serves as a public platform for sharing and consuming reusable automations developed by UiPath and 3rd parties.
To make it easier to add custom connectors to the Marketplace, Integration Service has introduced the Publish to Marketplace flow. This streamlined process simplifies submitting custom-built connectors to the Marketplace and offers real-time status updates during the review process.
For more information on Connector Builder and instructions on building connectors, please visit our dedicated documentation section on Connection Builder.
Make sure that custom connectors built through Connector Builder are configured so that any user can download and add it to a workflow. This should include the ability to establish a connection using their own credentials. Avoid assigning values specific to a particular integration; instead, configure authentication so that anyone can input their credentials to create a connection.
Parameters and Request fields
Like authentication, resources should be generic. Parameters and field values should not be specific to any integration. These values should be surfaced on the activity canvas for users to assign at runtime.Response fields
It is important that all resources have fully generated response fields to ensure that activity outputs work as expected.
Before publishing any connector, thoroughly test each connector’s activity and trigger to ensure they function as expected.
Before it is possible to publish your custom connector to the Marketplace, the connector must first be published to your tenant. To publish your connector, navigate to Connector Builder, open your custom connector, and click the Publish button at the top of the screen.
After building, testing, and making sure the quality of your connector, you can start the process of submitting it to UiPath Marketplace.If you need help on anything related with building connectors, using connector builder, publishing or have ideas, suggestions or feedback that will help us improve, please reach out to us either through UiPath Forum or UiPath Support channels.