The Prisme.ai Apps Marketplace is designed to be extensible, allowing organizations to create custom integrations, tools, and components that address their specific needs. This page explains how to build, deploy, and share your own apps, expanding the platform’s capabilities while maintaining governance and standardization.

Why Build Custom Apps?

Custom apps provide several significant advantages for organizations:

Legacy System Integration

Connect Prisme.ai to your organization’s existing systems and infrastructure

Specialized Workflows

Create purpose-built apps for your industry or domain-specific processes

Centralized Security

Manage credentials and access controls in one secure location

Standardization

Establish consistent integration patterns across your organization

By building your own apps, you create an internal marketplace that maximizes reuse, ensures security, and enables AI agents to leverage all your organizational tools and systems.

Types of Custom Apps

You can create several types of custom apps for the marketplace:

Connect to external services and APIs:

  • Legacy internal systems
  • Specialized SaaS products
  • Industry-specific platforms
  • Custom services and microservices

API integrations standardize how your automations and agents interact with external systems.

App Development Process

Creating a custom app for Prisme.ai follows a structured process:

1

Planning and Design

Define your app’s purpose and architecture:

  • Identify the need or gap to address
  • Define the app’s functionality and interfaces
  • Plan the user experience and integration points
  • Design security and access control
2

Development Setup

Create a dedicated workspace for your app:

  • Start with a clean workspace in Prisme.ai Builder
  • Name it according to your app’s purpose
  • Set appropriate visibility and access controls
  • Configure initial settings
3

Implementation

Build the core functionality of your app:

  • Create automations for backend logic
  • Develop UI components if needed
  • Configure integration points and parameters
  • Implement security and credential management
4

Documentation

Create comprehensive documentation for your app:

  • Usage instructions and examples
  • Configuration options
  • Parameter descriptions
  • Troubleshooting information
5

Testing

Validate your app’s functionality and reliability:

  • Test with various inputs and scenarios
  • Verify error handling
  • Check performance under load
  • Validate security controls
6

Publication

Make your app available to users:

  • Create a version for deployment
  • Publish to your organization’s marketplace
  • Define access controls and visibility
  • Communicate availability to users

This systematic approach ensures that your apps are well-designed, reliable, and easy to use.

Next Steps