SDL is the world's largest supplier of language and content technology and services. As a developer looking to showcase your creative talent and to generate revenue, the SDL AppStore Developer Hub is the vehicle for you. There is simply no better shop window for your development talents.
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You can add your app to the SDL AppStore to share the download with other SDL Tridion Sites users. To do this you need to have an active license for the SDL product your app works for and sign up to be an SDL Developer. To sign up, you need to login to your SDL Account and go to the 'Apps & Developers' tab which can be found in the top menu, then click the 'Apps' tab below it. You will find the 'Become an SDL Developer' button on this page.
Once you have been approved, you can submit your app within this section by clicking the ‘Add a new App’ button. You will be prompted to give your app a name and version number. After this, you will then need to complete a short form describing your app before submitting it for review.
When your app has been submitted it is subject to our security and functional review process. Once the app has been approved we will contact you to let you know that it is being published to the store. If you later wish to update your app, you can do this by revisiting the 'Apps' section of your SDL Account. You then simply need to select the app you would like to update, edit the form with your changes and then press the 'Save' button to submit your app's update for review. The SDL AppStore team will contact you to let you know when the updated version has been published.
If you would like to have more than one version of an app live on the app store simultaneously, you can press the 'Add a new version' button to create multiple records of the same app. This is useful for cases where an app has both a paid version and a free version or if an app has separate installers for different versions of an SDL product.